Do you find yourself in a relationship that has grown dull? Do you want to rekindle that passion, happiness, and excitement that you and your partner used to have? The answer for you is a life coach.
When most people think of marriage counseling in Orange County, however, they tend to assume that only couples who fight or have problems are in need of it, but the truth is any couple who is seeking for a more satisfied, and happier life can seek help from life coaches.
Life coaches are people who help others envision and achieve a better life in general. This is a distinct function from that of therapists, whose focus is more on people with problems; coaches help people who are living normally become even happier. Life coaches are for people who are seeking enlightenment and control of their own lives, careers, and relationships. The biggest difference between coaching and therapy would probably be how therapists focus more on the past, while life coaches such as Judi Wolder of Cedar Light Life Coaching would emphasize the future.
Life coaching in Orange County and elsewhere aims to bring out the full potential of couples. If for example both partners find themselves focusing too much on the kids and their respective jobs, and barely have time for a romantic date, life coaches can help them find ways around their schedules to keep their romantic lives fulfilling. People need not be afraid to ask for help and guidance, because the world is a jungle where you can easily find yourself getting lost at the next corner, no matter how familiar the surroundings are. Learning how to navigate the world and maximizing the strengths of both parties in a union would need the assistance of life coaches as guides to that journey.
Most importantly, life coaching allows couples to pause and see where they are currently, as well as how far they still need to go to reach their ideal lives. The best thing about a life coach is that they take both partners as they are and help them set goals to pave the path for them becoming better versions of themselves.
Source:
Getting ‘unstuck’: Does your life need a coach?, CNN
