Why I Am Unlike Any Other Love Coach

When I was a kid, I was interested in solving problems related to people. I would consider myself a “people watcher.” I was interested in what issues that people were having and trying to understand how to solve them. Voluntarily, I would watch Oprah, Dr. Phil or other judge shows during when I’d do my homework for school. Over the summer, I dedicated three specific blog posts to detailing my journey to how I became a love coach. I talked about what struggles I overcame. I talked about my progression from where I was about a decade ago to where I am now.

Years ago, I wanted to master my life, but I needed to gain more knowledge, experience and understanding from study as well as from those that had a higher knowledge than me. It felt like a daunting task to master aspects of my life when I had not proven to be successful in terms of what I wanted for myself… a loving, committed relationship and a certainty of where my life was headed.

After my mom’s death in my early 20s, I dealt with a lot of uncertainty about life in general. I dealt with anxiety, depression and loneliness. I did not have friends to confide in. I kept to myself to a large degree and wanted to know when things would feel better again.

What I knew about myself is that I cared. I cared about a lot. I also have an inquisitive nature. I dislike a lack of harmony or…