Ask a Coach
Ask a Coach
Podcast Description
Ask a Coach: Wisdom for Coaches, by Coaches
One question. One honest answer. Real wisdom from real life coaches.
Becoming a life coach is exciting… and overwhelming. That’s why Ask a Coach delivers quick, powerful insights from experienced life coaches who’ve walked the path and want to help light the way for you.
Each short episode features one coach answering one question — like “What do you wish you knew when you started?” or “What’s the best advice you’ve received as a coach?”
Whether you're just launching or still figuring it all out, this podcast is here to remind you that you're not alone — and you've got this.
💡 Wisdom for coaches, by coaches.
⏱️ Just a minute or two. Because your time matters.
🎧 Hit follow and grow with us.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores themes crucial to new life coaches, focusing on personal growth, coaching techniques, and emotional resilience. Episodes cover topics like self-kindness in coaching, the value of curiosity, and managing cultural differences, with examples drawn from guests' personal experiences, such as Rashmi Pawar discussing cross-cultural coaching and Anna Mortimer emphasizing self-compassion.
Ask a Coach: Wisdom for Coaches, by Coaches
One question. One honest answer. Real wisdom from real life coaches.
Becoming a life coach is exciting… and overwhelming. That’s why Ask a Coach delivers quick, powerful insights from experienced life coaches who’ve walked the path and want to help light the way for you.
Each short episode features one coach answering one question — like “What do you wish you knew when you started?” or “What’s the best advice you’ve received as a coach?”
Whether you’re just launching or still figuring it all out, this podcast is here to remind you that you’re not alone — and you’ve got this.
💡 Wisdom for coaches, by coaches.
⏱️ Just a minute or two. Because your time matters.
🎧 Hit follow and grow with us.
In this short and powerful episode, coach and podcast host Patrick Fox shares the one piece of advice that transformed his approach to coaching: you don’t have to fix anything.
Patrick knows how tempting it can be—especially in the beginning—to jump in with solutions, strategies, and suggestions.
But what if the real power of coaching comes from not doing that?
Tune in as Patrick explores why holding space, resisting the urge to fix, and trusting your clients to find their own answers is not just powerful—it’s essential.
If you’re a new coach (or even a seasoned one who still battles the “fix it” reflex), this one’s for you.
Patrick Fox is a life and sobriety coach who helps men stop drinking and take back control of their lives. Through his coaching, podcast, and workshops, Patrick supports entrepreneurial and high-performing men to break free from the cycle of alcohol, reconnect with their purpose, and build a life they don’t need to escape from.
As the host of The Alcohol ReThink Podcast, Patrick explores the mindset, emotions, and beliefs that keep people stuck in drinking habits, with over 200 episodes and 260,000+ downloads. Known for his direct and honest approach while offering powerful reframes, Patrick blends psychology, personal experience, and practical coaching tools to create lasting transformation.
Connect with Patrick:
Website: www.patrickjfox.com
Podcast: The Alcohol ReThink Podcast
Instagram: @thealcoholrethinkproject
LinkedIn: Patrick James Fox
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