What is a Holistic Life Coach?
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Welcome to the most amazing adventure imaginable - the journey to the life of your dreams, the life you were born to live! Self coaching of becoming a Life Coach offers many rewards: greater purpose, more meaning, and living a life fully alive, helping yourself and others. If you are drawn in this direction, Holistic Life Coach training is one of the most empowering things you can do.http://gettingthru.org/life-coach
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- 26. Photo by Eric M Martin
- 27. Photo by Eric M Martin
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