What should Life Coaching accomplish

 People always ask me, "What is the purpose of Life Coaching?"

Life Coaching is for growing people by facilitating change in ones life.
Its purpose is to "source out" or "draw out" a person's potential rather than injecting them with random knowledge. Through this reflective process, a person is allowed to experience noticeable life transition and mental transformation at their own pace. This process has no finish line and one's growth is limitless. The best aspect to this is that failure has no part to play. In fact, what is perceived as "failure" is really accelerated growth. Our fear of failure is toxic in our lives. We should relish our time and our growth process. I doubt anyone labelled Thomas Edison a failure in his first thousand "less than successful" attempts to construct a light bulb.

What am I really seeing

As a Life Coach, I am continually amazed at the subtle and not so subtle "ah ha" moments people have. These sparks of vision, as I like to call them, show up in the most random of moments. It is as if our unconcisous mind or "auto-pilot" fired off something that has been in the planning for a long time but was just waiting for the right environment and circumstances to make its debut. What makes for this "right moment"? Is it something that truely was waiting for the all the right ingredients to be in place or has it been creeping into our awareness and we were just oblivious?