Unboxing the Black Box of Coaching With Joe Bukartek

Joe Bukartek is an Intentional Lifestyle Coach who partners with successful, family-oriented people in their 30s to 50s who want to live more intentionally and lead extraordinary and purposeful lives. Joe is also a Premier Fellow Coach at BetterUp. Born and raised into a military family, Joe led a somewhat nomadic lifestyle throughout his upbringing, forming many of his worldviews, philosophies, and a strong desire to connect with people. He trained as a coach at the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching and the Robbins-Madanes Training Strategic Intervention. In this episode… Why does anyone need to become a coach these days when there are so many people doing it? There's loads of free advice online. Why should you pay anyone to tell you how to live your life? If you've ever thought about these questions or know anyone who has these notions about coaching, then you want to stick around and listen to this episode.  Joe Bukartek reveals the value of proper coaching and why it is not about telling people what to do but helping them do what they've always wanted to do. For instance, he talks about emerging adults and how they struggle to figure out what they want to do with themselves, how they want many different things but are yet to bring themselves to act. How would a struggling person benefit from having a coach? In this episode of Access To Anyone, join Michael Roderick as he sits down with Joe Bukartek, Intentional Lifestyle Coach. They discuss the intricacies of selling coaching as a service, what makes a coach unique, why coaching is not therapy, and who should see a lifestyle coach.