How do I know if life coaching is right for me?
If Olympic athletes and top executives work with coaches, it’s not because something is wrong. It’s because they want to keep growing. The same idea applies to immigration. Getting into Canada is a milestone, but building a stable, fulfilling life here takes consistent, focused effort.
The truth is, you’ve probably already bought into life coaching—you just call it something else. Maybe you’ve read Atomic Habits or listened to podcasts on mindset and productivity. Many of us are already doing the work. A coach simply helps you take it further. With an outside perspective, they can spot patterns, challenge blind spots, and help you gain clarity where you’ve felt stuck.
Life coaching is not therapy, and we don’t aim to replace it. Therapy helps you process the past. Coaching helps you decide what comes next. It’s for people who want to grow, or feel uncertain, but know they don’t have to stay that way. If you value personal growth, set goals, or want more confidence in your next step, coaching can help turn your intention into real progress.
