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Do you know why we have fears?

Because we believe something bad might happen that’s not in our control.

Even if we don’t understand why it exists in the first place…

…We still dread it…run from it.

And when it comes to life coaches…

Some fears can have a bad toll on ‘em.

Thoughts like…

“What if I dedicate my entire year to this craft and it doesn’t go anywhere?”

“What if I invest my money in the wrong place and regret it later?”

“What if…this”

“What if...that”

Tell you the truth, the “what ifs” never end.

But what we don’t seem to get is that fear is just an illusion…

…designed to intimidate us into dropping what we can handle.

Ironically speaking, the fear of failure is the reason most coaches fail.

Listen to the podcast to know how you can disarm your fears of failure.

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Look, difficult conversations happen whether you’re a coach or not.

You need to know how to make the conversation easier for yourself and the person you’re talking to.

The sooner you watch the replay and understand how to lead difficult conversations…

The better listener you’ll become when it comes to handling people…

…Whether it’s your parent, child, spouse, or client.

But there’s one key that you should always remember.

You’re not a consultant who “provides” solutions.

You’re a coach - your job is to empower people to solve their problems themselves.

As long as you remember that, you’ll save yourself from a lot of pitfalls many new coaches fall into.

Watch the FREE TRAINING: "Is Islamic Coaching Your Calling?"

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Life’s challenges often stem from internal fears or external hurdles, like impostor syndrome convincing us we don’t deserve success, fear of public speaking silencing our confidence, or uncertainty about building a meaningful and flexible coaching practice.

Even trying to navigate hardships with resilience through an Islamic framework can feel overwhelming. These struggles test our faith, patience, and emotional strength, but they also present opportunities for growth.

By anchoring ourselves in Islamic values like sabr, tawakkul, and shukr, and seeking practical solutions rooted in our faith, we can turn these challenges into pathways for personal and spiritual transformation.

Watch the FREE TRAINING: "Is Islamic Coaching Your Calling?"

Join the Adwam School of Life Coach Training & Certification or book a consultation here.