The life coaching business has been turbo-charged by the pandemic, with many of us looking for ways to change not just our habits but our thought patterns. GoodWeekendMag talks
The life coaching business has been turbo-charged by the pandemic, with many of us looking for ways to change not just our habits but our thought patterns.
, we chat about this booming but unregulated global industry – whether it’s all it’s cracked up to be, if its practitioners actually live better than the rest of us, and whether its lack of regulation leaves consumers at risk.
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