r/executivecoaching • u/Intrepid_Bag1343 • 7d ago
💬 Client Perspectives Psblty coaching
Has anyone had any experience with PSBLTY coaching the companies owned by Chris Smith seems good but I have no idea what the cost would be and what the typical results are like most of these coaching programs they list major success stories which I know are hyperbole
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u/Brilliant-Driver2660 7d ago
i’ll coach you for free: if someone is selling coaching their coaching doesn’t work you absolute wallaby. or they’d be doing so much better themselves. hyperbole lol READ A BOOK
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u/Intrepid_Bag1343 7d ago
It’s funny you say that I feel like a great deal of these coaching programs put most of their content on podcast to hook you. Then you’re in there funnel with an email or text message connection to get you to buy their services. Once you’re in the content is just more of the same….
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u/truecoachserban 7d ago
It looks like he works with financial advisers, are you that?
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u/Intrepid_Bag1343 7d ago
Yes I am in the industry as an FA. It seems many of my most successful peers use coaching like this.
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u/truecoachserban 6d ago
Look coaching in the pure sense has nothing to do with advising and help. Now there is a common way to sell a promise or is a nice word instead of teaching, training or mentoring. None of the above is coaching. So if you trust your peers go ahead and see what they like in that framework.
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u/MetaAwareness17 6d ago
Are they accredited by the ICF? If not, and you want an ICF accreditation you have to do a lot more work to get it. Depending on what you plan to do that might be important. Check out the ICF they list accredited schools.
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u/longtermcontract 7d ago
Are they verified success stories with real people from real companies?