August 2023 Archive – Coaching Tips & India’s Best Newspapers
Welcome to the August 2023 roundup! In this archive you’ll find two fresh posts: one that walks you through the steps to become a life or business coach, and another that breaks down why certain Indian newspapers stand out. Whether you’re planning a new career or just want to know where to get reliable news, we’ve got the basics covered.
How to Start a Coaching Career
If you’ve ever thought about turning your passion for helping people into a gig, coaching might be the answer. The first thing you’ll need is a solid certification. Look for programs that are accredited by bodies like the International Coach Federation (ICF) – they give you credibility and teach core skills such as active listening, powerful questioning, and goal‑setting.
After you get certified, start building experience. Offer free sessions to friends or join community groups where you can practice. Real‑world practice helps you fine‑tune your style and collect testimonials, which are gold when you launch a paid service.
Next, decide whether you want to focus on life coaching, business coaching, or a mix of both. Life coaching deals with personal growth, work‑life balance, and mindset shifts. Business coaching leans more on strategies for entrepreneurs, leadership development, and team performance.
Set up a simple online presence – a basic website, a LinkedIn profile, and maybe a few social media posts that showcase your expertise. Use your own coaching techniques to attract clients: share a short video explaining a common problem and how you’d solve it.
Finally, keep learning. Attend workshops, read up on new coaching models, and consider a mentorship with an experienced coach. The more tools you have, the better you can serve clients and grow your business.
India’s Top Newspapers Reviewed
When it comes to staying informed in India, a few names keep popping up. The Times of India (TOI) is the go‑to for quick updates on everything from politics to entertainment. Its easy‑to‑read layout makes it perfect for busy readers who need headlines fast.
The Hindu stands out for depth. It dives into analysis, offers balanced opinions, and sticks to high journalistic standards. If you love well‑researched pieces and editorials that make you think, this is your paper.
The Indian Express is the detective of the bunch. Its investigative stories pull back the curtain on social issues, corruption, and hidden facts. Readers who want to go beyond surface‑level news gravitate here.
Economic Times is the finance guru. It covers markets, business trends, and economic policies with a dash of data that helps investors and professionals stay ahead.
All these papers bring something unique: quick updates, deep analysis, investigative grit, or financial insight. Pick the one that matches your info needs, or mix them for a well‑rounded view of the country.
That’s the August 2023 snapshot. Dive into the full posts for step‑by‑step coaching advice or a deeper look at India’s newspaper landscape. Happy reading!
15 August 2023
How does one become a life or business coach?
Hello there! This post is all about answering your burning questions: How does one become a life or business coach? We'll explore the steps needed, from earning a certification to gaining experience. We'll dive deep into the journey to help you understand this rewarding career path. Stay tuned as I guide you through the fascinating world of life and business coaching.
8 August 2023
Navigating the Academic Landscape: Insights and Challenges in Modern Education
As a blogger who has interacted with foreigners, I've often heard about some things they find annoying about Indians. The top complaints usually include our tendency to stare, excessive bargaining, and being overly intrusive about personal matters. Additionally, foreigners often struggle with the lack of punctuality and noise pollution in India. While these issues might not define every Indian, it's essential for us to be aware of how our actions impact others and strive for positive change.
2 August 2023
What are some of India's best newspapers and why?
Oh, lovely folks! Let's embark on an exhilarating journey through the vibrant world of Indian newspapers. The Times of India, with its impeccable coverage of events, is like that know-it-all friend we all secretly wish we had. Then there's The Hindu! Ah, it's like the wise old grandma, delivering fact-filled news with a side of strong ethics. The Indian Express, on the other hand, is like a tenacious detective, unearthing deep truths with its investigative journalism. And who could forget the Economic Times? It's the Wall Street of India, helping us make sense of the thrilling roller coaster that is economics!