Why I Became a Life Coach and Mentor…

Multi-Award Winning Community Leader and Life Coach

My journey into life coaching began with my background in Community Volunteer work, Christian Ministry and Community Development, where I learned the power of empathy and the importance of empowering individuals to take charge of their own lives. Early on, I witnessed firsthand how supporting people through their struggles could spark significant change. Yet, I realized that true transformation wasn’t about handing out solutions—it was about equipping people with the skills to discover those solutions for themselves.

I fell in love with goal-oriented practice during my time as a Final Year University Mentor for Final Year Students from the University of Pretoria. For two years, I work closely with students, guiding them to develop the habits and mindset necessary for success. It wasn’t about MAKING them successful; it was about showing them how to build the habits that lead to success. I discovered that when you teach someone to set clear goals and develop actionable plans, you’re not just solving a problem—you’re empowering them to become the architect of their own future.

This approach deeply resonated with me. Coaching, at its core, is about teaching others how to create sustainable change. It’s about fostering the skills, self-discipline, and confidence needed to navigate life’s challenges without relying on someone else to provide the answers. Every coaching session is a reminder that the power to transform lies within each individual.

By combining my passion for Community Upliftment as a Community Leader, with my commitment to goal-oriented practice, I embraced life coaching as a means to help others build lasting habits and reclaim control over their lives. And that’s why I do what I do—helping people unlock their potential and craft their own success stories.


Over 21 Modules, 60 hours and a lifetime of practical experience as a Life Coach and Mentor.

The Life Coach Certification Course is accredited by the following organizations:

* International Practitioners of Holistic Medicine (IPHM): A leading organization certifying holistic practitioners and training providers.

* Complementary Medical Association (CMA): An established body promoting complementary medicine and accrediting training programs.

* International Coaching Association for Holistic Practitioners (ICAHP): An organization recognizing excellence in holistic coaching practices.

* Continuing Professional Development (CPD): Our course provides 60 hours of CPD credits, supporting your ongoing professional development.

* National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAP): Offers additional recognition and continuing education opportunities.

These accreditations ensure our course meets high standards, providing you with a credible and professionally recognized certification.

Two Scopes of Delivery:

1. Life Coaching: Life coaching focuses on helping clients achieve goals, improve satisfaction in life, and make positive changes through collaborative planning and accountability
2. Mentoring: Mentoring involves an experienced individual sharing knowledge and advice to guide another person’s personal or professional development based on their own experiences and expertise.

Academic/Students Mentor for over 3 years

My Key Skills As A Life Coach and Mentor:


1. Communication Skills: As a life coach, you need to be an excellent communicator. This means being able to express your ideas clearly and effectively. It also means listening carefully to your clients, understanding their needs, and responding in a way that helps them feel heard and supported.


2. Empathy: Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of others. It’s crucial for building trust and rapport with your clients. When you show empathy, your clients feel understood and valued, which makes it easier for them to open up and work through their challenges.


3. Guiding clients towards solutions: Life coaches guide the client to solve their own problems and explore their own solutions. The thing a life coach must be able to do well is LISTEN and ASK questions, as this will help the client discover the solutions to their problems.


4. Goal-Setting Abilities: A big part of life coaching is helping clients set and achieve their goals. You need to be able to help them define clear, achievable goals and create a plan to reach them. This requires organization, strategic thinking, and the ability to motivate and encourage your clients.


5. Patience and Persistence: Change doesn’t happen overnight. As a life coach, you need to be patient and persistent, supporting your clients through their journey, even when progress seems slow. Encouraging them to stay focused and committed is key to helping them achieve lasting results.


6. Adaptability: Every client is different, and what works for one person might not work for another. Being adaptable means being able to adjust your approach based on each client’s unique needs and circumstances. This flexibility helps you provide the best possible support for each individual.


Rates as an Experienced Life Coach and Mentor:


1. Single Session: R1000
2. Monthly Package: R3500 pm
3. Group Session(4 & upwards): R500pp
4. Long-Term Session (6 Months Royal Package): R15 000

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