Yesterday when I was eating dinner with my mom I said, “I need someone in my life that constantly checks in on me, listens to me when I talk about my goals, and supports and guides me.”
This person is often referred to as a mentor, I decided to use the term Life Coach. Coaches have whistles and they yell, but you like them for it because it means they care.
I’d like a life coach like Fred. Fred is one of those people who seem to really have done things right. Great family and well-balanced.
I’d even like to start a LifeCoach system where older men mentor younger men and there is a trickle down affect. Like if you are being mentored, you have to mentor someone else. Maybe not at first, but eventually.
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