Motivational Coach & Mentor Job Description
Whether it's a particular individual or entire organization, people often need a fresh shot of energy and enthusiasm. That is where a motivational coach and mentor comes into play. These people make a career out of motivating and encouraging others.
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History
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Motivational coaching became a recognized profession in the 1990s, and really expanded in the digital age. Numerous websites now list motivational coach and mentoring services.
Significance
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The purpose of a motivational coach and mentor is to create a spark in an individual or group of individuals. Motivational coaches are not only brilliant motivators but also great encouragers who fire people up with their communication.
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Description
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The job description of a motivational coach or mentor is one of an independent contractor. Motivational coaches are hired on an as-needed basis. They meet with a client and find out the purpose of the hire. They then work to change the attitudes of the individual or organization.
Effects
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If the motivational coach and mentor does the appropriate job, and the individual(s) are willing to work with the coach, the mentor can drastically change the culture and/or mentality of the individual or organization, affecting attitude and work habits.
Misconceptions
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Motivational coaches and mentors are not designed to do all the work--clients must work to change themselves. Neither are they the loud and crazy people that Chris Farley poked fun at as a character on "Saturday Night Live." Motivational coaches mentor people and try to change them for the best.
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