1. Health. This SERIOUSLY has got to be one of the most aligning and emotionally healthy experiences possible. I mean talking with a coach is inspiring, and becoming a coach is empowering, but interacting and exchanging with the hub of coaches becoming coaches, coaching each other and it's like 100% pure premium motivational energy in it's raw form! All the law of attraction and intention weaved in to with the enthusiasm of other coaches and that nourishes your own enthusiasm and wow. Exponential growth. Rad. Gnarly to the nth degree.
2. Success Stories. This is the biggest reason why this forum looks so appealing. The success stories. I've perused it for an hour and already have found 2 real-awesome bona fide tricks that seemed to work for two coaches (the facebook advert one and a mailing list one) and everyone's eager to share this techniques that helped them earn for free! This is awesome. After stumbling into scams and tons of misleading crap, this finally seems like exactly the type of good, clean, clear, business networking for earning and for success.
3. Moving Forward. Starting this ICA training was DEFINITELY a good move. From the internationality of all the coaches and networking and seeing all their success stories and the fact that they share their techniques within this forum is tremendously exciting.
4. Reality. I have zero doubt of this being some hoaky scam or something. I can tell from this forum that all of these people are real coaches sharing their success in a coaching community. I think the intention is simple and extremely good.
5. I finally found some peer-friends! I've been through a lot and it's been difficult for me to connect with and find work-friends! I've been pursuing coaching for awhile but this is most definitely my first total immersion in the coaching world and I instantly feel at home!
6. I just learned that you can retake classes again (like 10 years later if I wanted to) from the Welcome message from the dude with the awesome aussieness? That's rad!!! That solves the massive problem I had with acting classes and most ALL other types of classes -- that of the students and the whole networking completely vanishing and obliterating after graduation day! It sounds like the networking and business growth and has longevity after the end of the classes and training which is awesome.
7. Self-Assessment. I've been scrutinizing the self-assessment stuff and this is the coolest thing "You get to mark your own attendance"?! That's awesome because it even moreso frames the experience as something that you drive and flexibly take the classes on your own schedule and even log your own attendance and grade your own blog?! That's so awesome. Talk about self-directed study and expansive learning!
8. Hearing all the Coach Voices. I love how the fellow lifecoach students like create almost ALL of the content within the class. THAT has got to be the best part about it because really I could get a hold of a recording or book and hear what one person has to say; they're strategies. But it's sooo rare (and very cool) to hear a forum of coaches commenting on the same lifecoaching question in which you get to contribute as well. Awesome.
9. Class structure. I LOVE the teleclasses. That format is tremendously liberating and in a lot of college classes I think I participated in "mind-reading" which confused and discombobulated me. I feel incredibly comfortable in the teleclasses and will and do absorb the information and material MUCH more effectively because instead of having to put time into creating an image or worrying about visible focuses of others, I can fully immerse my mind and metnally focus on them ateiral and listenign to the other students, and it's awesome. In many ways, because of the flexibility, international nature (you're plugging into the ENTIRE world when people are calling from multiple continents) of the students, and the fact that it's all audio (and a bit visual with the readings) is tremendously awesome.
10. There's more validity points, but this is great for now
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