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Written by: Patrice Blakemore
7/20/2010 11:23 PM

Great seminars or moving speeches can inspire you to change your life. The only problem is you can arrive home excited about your possibilities only to return to your old habits. 

Coaching bridges the gap between knowledge and implementation. A coach holds you accountable for your dreams and aspirations. With a coach’s help, you create a roadmap that will lead you to your goal.
Many people believe that to be successful you only need intelligence, diligence and talent. Although those attributes are necessary, the missing link to the puzzle is confidence. You can have all the attributes in the world, but if you aren't confident, your successes will not match your potential. 
Confidence is contextual.  You may be very confident in one area of your life, but need to increase confidence in another. Studies have shown that companies and individuals with confidence are able to rebound more quickly from setbacks and disappointments.
People who want to be more successful, productive and fulfilled in their professional lives seek coaching. Confidence coaching is for people who are ready to go big or go home.
Confident people are able to excel because they think positively about their ability to succeed and they act on their ideas. In order to increase your confidence you must replace negative thoughts with positive ones. The next and final step is to create an action plan with a timeline. Both steps are necessary to increase confidence and actualize progress.
No matter where you are in your life, confidence will help you reach your goals and live your dreams. Through coaching, you will achieve her goals more quickly. 

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