“It was about a year and a half ago that I got my credential and it was hard work. It was writing papers and attending classes and lots of practicing coaching and worth every hour of it and it really did up my game and it gives me more credibility.”

Risa Seelenfreund · Career Change & Business Advice for Women | Second Act Success Podcast · Start a Consulting Business and Build a Career You Love | #278

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Earned ICF (International Coaching Federation) credential about a year and a half ago by writing papers, attending classes, and practicing coaching

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