Definition of life coach
: an advisor who helps people make decisions, set and reach goals, or deal with problems
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The life coach made headlines after a video of him speaking to a crowd in San Jose, California, spread online.
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The participants will be assigned to groups receiving a combination of support either through a peer support group, a life coach or through text messages offering health tips.
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When students enroll, they are assigned to a life coach — that act like a counselor and also connect them to resources that help overcome obstacles that would stop them from coming to class, such as emergency bills.
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The life coach’s death drew international attention, cost the city's police chief her job and forced major revisions to the department’s policy on body cameras.
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The yoga instructor and life coach approached the police vehicle, apparently startling officers before Noor fired the fatal shot through the open driver’s side window.
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Participants meet with a life coach who helps them navigate through the court system, probation and finding housing.
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Each episode, Bobby (Design), Tan (Fashion), Karamo (Culture, but really just general life coaching), Jonathon (Grooming) and Antoni (Food and Wine) spend a week with a different helpless straight man and help him fix all aspects of his life.
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His mother, Kelly, is a hypnotherapist and life coach.
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First Known Use of life coach
1969
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