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Are you curious about becoming a coach but not sure if this could be a direction for you? It seems like a lot of physicians are becoming coaches and you may wonder if there is room for you. You also may have questions about income, training, what the day-to-day is like, and how to choose a niche. In this podcast, we’re exploring these questions and more. In a bit of a role reversal, I’m being interviewed by Dr. Cesar Vazquez who’s interested in potentially becoming a coach. Come listen in as he helps us explore this topic!
In this episode we’re talking about:
- My transition from dermatology to physician career coaching
- How I chose my coaching niche
- What a typical day is like
- A way to discover your coaching niche
- Coach training – is this required?
- The range of income for coaches
- The market for coaches
- What kind of personality makes for a good coach
Links for this episode:
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Aspiring Coach Guide – If you’re interested in becoming a coach, this guide has information on coach training programs, including testimonials from graduates of several programs. There are also resources for getting started as a coach and growing your business.
International Coaching Foundation
Co-Active Training Institute ( Formerly CTI) – where I did my training
Cesar Vazquez, MD – my interviewer
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