Why GLBT Make Great Coaches
Have you ever found yourself
wondering how you could use your experience as a person living a Gay,
Lesbian, Bi or Transgender lifestyle in a lucrative, fulfilling career, that would
not only would enrich and reward who you are, but others in the entire GLBT
community?
In Why GLBT Make Great Coaches
on Wednesday, September 12, we’ll explore
what makes the coaching profession an ideal career
-- and, lifestyle -- choice for
you based on 4 Opportunities, characteristic of who you already are:
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Opportunity for
Authenticity
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Opportunity for
Choice
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Opportunity for
Service
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Opportunity
for Growth
Join us for this FREE, interactive teleseminar presented by Keith Miller,
Certified Coach and the Director of iPEC Coaching,
Los Angeles, as we explore Why GLBT make
Great Coaches and how iPEC Coaching
is helping people just like you realize their potential in any lifestyle
they choose.
About Keith Miller
“I
love connecting with my species” says Keith Miller, half tongue-in-cheek,
quoting a line from his favorite movie, Harold and Maude.
And it is the truth. Based in West Hollywood,
Keith Miller works with a diverse clientele –he connects with others at a heart
and mind level.
Keith knows that challenges are in all our lives.
In 1993 Keith had a major heart attack at the age of 36, and five
surgeries followed. In 1999,
a major car accident again shifted Keith’s life as his injuries caused him to
leave his career as an business owner. Both events were experiences that
awakened Keith even further; he viewed these challenges as opportunities to more
forward and live out other passions and interests and values.
Keith says, “This is life, life
happens this way – it nudges you to look at different paths.”
How would it be for you to be grateful
and view hard challenges as a new opportunity for growth?
Keith studied psychology but decided that becoming a therapist was not as
rewarding for him as coaching.
Coaching was appealing to Keith because it focuses on the present moment and
moving forward. “The present moment is where we have choices. When we are
trained to be awake in the Now, or the present moment, we
can use our energy to be available to the
endless possibilities we have in our lives, rather than being swept along
the unconscious wave of negative self-talk. When we take responsibility for
being in charge of our lives, we then embrace everything that happens to us
and then can choose all those good
things in our lives to be our predominant
focus."
