Life Coaching For Children – My Piece In The Mail
Whatever you say or do someone has an opinion. That’s why it is important to have healthy self-esteem. Life coaching is one of the processes that can help children gain a healthier self-esteem so they are not affected by what others think or say about them.
See last weekends Daily Mail in which I am featured in about how life coaching can help children.
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Well done for getting an article in the mail, that’s a major achievement! It’s great that you can mentor what you mean about self-esteem, but taking the comments with a pinch of salt.
I was taught that you can only have 50% of the world agreeing/liking/supporting you at one time anyway, but the great news is that 50% think you are fabulous!
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