Good Morning David,
When you say the Myers-Briggs system has been very closely matched to careers, what do you mean?
There are several systems of personality typing. Myers-Briggs has been embraced by the business and educational community, and much research has been done in comparing myers-briggs type with career title, and degree of success and happiness in that career. It is therefore now the best tool to use when one is called upon to suggest a list of possible careers to a client, in which they will be both successful and satisfied. From this wider list a short list might be prepared, based on the client's individual abilities and motivations within their personality type.
Also, I would have no issue with being taught by nuns although Bristol would be a little too far away, I live in London. But thank you for the suggestion.
It is residential. Trying to immerse yourself in this stuff on a day by day basis is second-best (at least, it would be for an INFJ!)
Hello, Jade!
I am glad to read your decision on becoming a life coach.
You should start from dealing with clients of your age. You can understand them better as you yourself might have faced situations as them. Eventually, you would start getting experience and this would lead to your growth as well. It is the duty of a life coach to guide their clients in the right way with the best possible solutions.
Amen, become what you are called to...be the best.