Thursday, January 17, 2019

Executive Coaching Completed!

Looks like I'm back on track. I've finished the executive coaching course and got an A. I'm now on my last course; Capstone. There's really no wrong answers in Capstone because it's mainly reflections and plans for the future. I thought it was a four week class but it is an eight week class worth 2 credits. I need to buy my cap, gown, and hood for my Master's in Science as well as to pay for my lambskin.

It's been an extremely stressful holiday season and January, so far. I need to take a close look at my future. In April I will apply to become a Mental Health Professional for the state of Washington since I've been working at Firwood House for almost two years under the supervision of another MHP. Looks like a co-worker is seeking the same thing but it's not competitive.

I've also reached out to a local life coach to get some advice which I don't know how much she will charge for that bit. I've looked at government jobs, state and nation, and I found nothing that I either qualify for which was a surprise considering the government shutdown. Finding a position as a life coach is few and far between, especially in Washington. So no internships which makes life difficult.

In the near future, I'm looking to get certified in the International Association of Coaches (IAC). This will be costly but necessary if I want to be credentialed. I also need to become a member of the American Coaching Association. Both organizations have free continuing education for coaches because coaching is always evolving.

Where will I be a year from now? We'll see.

Blessings,
Moises

That's a WRAP! Well, sort of...

My last class was yesterday and I'm done with that. To paraphrase the movie trailer for "Hardware Wars": You'll laugh. You...