Day 4. I take absolute f**** responsibility for everything in my life. For how I feel, for how I don't feel. For how I act, for how I don't act. For what happens to me and how I react and frame what happens to me

In what way have your coaching interactions transformed you at a truly profound and impactful level? Personal? Relational? Financial Understanding? Habits, good or bad? Addictions?

What do you think about it, coaches?

Im doing for a year now advocacy in community totally for free, I have up to 40 families which im helping them with different life issues, I am helping mothers who have children with needs by accompanying and speaking on their behalf at job centres, Gp/ hospitals,schools, filling different forms, saving mothers from abuse of their autistic children, I was part of 3 suicidal thoughts last year. I did save families from being homeless I’m helping mothers who children has been taken from social service I’m directing mothers at different departments where they need help Many of my community families are from different parts of the world and language it’s a big barriers for them ( I know how hard this is for them due to my similar situation where first I came in Uk in 2006) and so on and on

So being a teacher I know confidential doesn’t mean confidential… whilst in a school setting your primary job is to safeguard children so any niggling concerns have to be logged. I realise that confidential boundaries are likely different for coaching however there must be a line… if they tell you they murdered someone or beat their child that cannot remain confidential… so what is the line in coaching? To be clear this is not a problem I’ve encountered just looking ahead to explain the terms of confidentiality to a client.