Would I make a good relationship coach?

[sweet-chocolate]

So I've been thinking about it for a while now😅 I feel like people don't understand what relationships ( relationships) should be like and how they should make them feel etc. I think I would do a great job at teaching couples or singles how and what to expect from their partner in a relationship and offering them guidance on receiving and giving pleasure to their SO's. I'm not qualified in terms of certificates but I'm qualified with life and relationships.

What do you guys think?

Yes

No

[caring__1]

If you're interested, get qualified first. There can be negative repercussions, especially if a license is required in your area. Without qualifications, how do you expect to draw people to you, other than the ones who already know you? If you go to school, you'll probably discover many of your classmates are much older than you. Putting the cart before the horse is never a good idea. If you wouldn't want an untrained person operating on your brain, would you consider hiring an untrained person messing with your relationship? Since you can't please everyone all the time, how do you plan on handling the disappointments, frustrations and anger you encounter?

[Nsync]

You seem to have good experience and have been quite adventurous. You also have another one mind which I like. Good qualities for coaching I think. A YouTube channel sounds really good 👍

[jennifer_bloom]

I don't know what your style of speech is but me - I prefer to work in other areas cause it seems more material. Like I know I could tutor English or help people write essays but I would rather do other things that are more challenging.

[Guy13]

That ship has sailed. Get a YouTube channel and develop audience over a year then publish. then Business cards

[sweet-chocolate]

Yessirr!! Thanks for the advice

[NerdInDenial]

Good luck trying to break into the market. You should probably start with your friends and then use them as testimonials to build up your credentials or start a YouTube channel.

[Anonymous]

All you need to be a relationship coach is to say you are one.

[sweet-chocolate]

Noted!