Which type of coaching is right for me?
How do you know which type of coaching is right for you? It all depends on what you hope to gain from your coaching program.
Our online coaching app is unique - you don't need to know what kind of coaching you want to do because each program is tailored specifically to your unique traits and goals. You have a few different options to get started:
- Take our crazy-accurate Marlee Motivational Analysis (the assessment) to measure 48 unique motivations. This will quickly pinpoint your top five talents and blind spots, and based on this, our magic AI will curate a selection of online coaching programs that will help you quickly overcome any blind spots.
- Another option is to skip the assessment (you can always come back to that later) and dive right into coaching. Just enter your goal inside the app, and our magic AI will curate the programs that will help you achieve that goal.
- If you're not sure what goal you want to achieve, or are having a hard time deciding between a few different ones, we recommend diving right into our Goal Catcher program. This program was designed specifically to help you set meaningful goals and will provide training that will increase your motivation for working towards goals. This is a great program to kickstart your overall coaching experience and will help you get even more out of future programs you take.
Related Questions:
What is AI coaching?
Curious about AI coaching? Let's explore how this innovative approach combines the best of human insight and artificial intelligence to create a personalized growth journey that fits your schedule, learning style, and aspirations.
Has coaching been scientifically proven?
Yes, coaching has been proven to be extremely effective. The International Coaching Federation conducted a global study on coaching.
What's the difference between coaching and mentoring?
The difference between coaching and mentoring is fairly simple; a coach is someone who is trained in helping an individual or team achieve a particular goal, whereas a mentor is someone with specific experience in your industry who can provide advice but will not hold you accountable or use science to guide you to achieving your goal.