Overcoming Barriers: Why Investing in Training is Worth It

Do you feel overwhelmed by all the things you have to do right now and wonder how you can possibly fit training into your busy life? Or maybe you’re worried about how much the training will cost. You’re not alone! Many aspiring coaches feel the same way. Let’s explore how committing to training can be one of the best investments you make in your future and in your ability to help others.

Common Worries That Hold You Back

1) Feeling Too Busy: You might feel like you already have too many things on your plate. Work, family, and personal time can feel like a juggling act. Adding training to that mix can seem impossible.

2) Worried About Money: Training can cost money, and it’s normal to worry about whether you can afford it right now. You might ask yourself, “Is it really worth it?”

3) Not Sure If It’s Worth the Time: If you don’t see clear benefits, it’s easy to wonder if spending your time and money on training will really pay off. This uncertainty can make you hesitate and put off starting.

4) Too Many Other Things to Do: When you have lots of demands on your time, it’s hard to put training at the top of your list. You might fear that you won’t be able to balance training with everything else, so you avoid starting altogether.

A Shift in Thinking: Seeing the Bigger Picture
When you think about training, don’t just look at the short-term challenges. Look at the long-term benefits. The truth is, investing time and resources into this training is an investment in your future and your ability to help others. By focusing on how this training will help you grow, both personally and professionally, you can change how you see these short-term worries.

Grow Personally and Professionally
This training is about more than just learning new skills. It’s about personal growth. It will give you tools to manage your own anxiety, helping you feel better in your everyday life. Professionally, it opens up new doors and sets you on the path to a fulfilling career as an Anxiety Breakthrough Coach.

Become Better at Helping Others
When you invest in this training, you’re investing in your ability to really help your clients. The program will teach you important techniques and strategies to manage anxiety. This means you’ll be well-prepared to guide your clients, making a real difference in their lives.

Build Your Confidence and Credibility
Completing a recognised training program makes you more credible as a coach. People are more likely to trust and work with a coach who has been professionally trained. The skills and knowledge you gain will also boost your confidence, helping you approach each coaching session with assurance.

Meet New People and Get Support
During the training, you’ll meet other aspiring coaches. You’ll build a network of support and learn from each other’s experiences. Access to experienced instructors and mentors also gives you guidance and insights that make your learning journey smoother and more enjoyable.

Learn Step-by-Step
The training offers a structured learning path. This means that instead of feeling overwhelmed, you’ll learn in small, manageable steps. With regular assignments, practical exercises, and feedback, you’ll keep making progress and gain new skills more easily.

Thinking of It as an Investment
Instead of seeing the cost of training as an expense, view it as an investment in your future. A successful coaching career can bring a steady income, which can far outweigh the initial costs of training. Plus, our anxiety Breakthrough Coach Club offers a monthly low-cost fee making the training accessible to all and easier to manage.

Manage Your Time Better
The training will also teach you time management strategies to help you balance your current responsibilities with your new learning. These strategies will not only help you during the training but will also be useful in your future coaching practice. By learning how to prioritise and manage your time, you’ll feel less stressed and more productive.

Commit to Always Learning
Becoming a great coach means being open to learning all the time. When you commit to training with a positive attitude, you’re choosing to keep growing. This helps you stay up-to-date with the latest techniques and makes you an even more effective coach.

Changing Your Mindset
Moving from thinking that time and money are barriers to seeing training as a valuable investment is an important step. By focusing on the long-term benefits, personal growth, your ability to help others, and building your confidence, you can commit to this journey with excitement.

​The training’s structured learning path, support system, and networking opportunities make it easier for you to stay committed. This will help you successfully complete the training and come out the other side as a skilled, confident Anxiety Breakthrough Coach, ready to make a meaningful impact in your clients’ lives.