How I Became a Life Coach (My Nonlinear Career Path)

In this YouTube video, Nisha Mody, trauma-informed life coach and facilitator, shares the story of how she became a life coach after a long, nonlinear career path that included many different professions and life transitions.

In this video, Nisha covers:

  • Her previous careers and how they led her to where she is today 

  • How she used to feel insecure about having such a nonlinear career path and “not being able to make up her mind”

  • The realization that all of her roles had one thing in common: supporting, listening to, and working closely with people

  • Why she originally chose speech therapy, including how marriage, expectations, and wanting a “practical” career influenced that decision

  • How, no matter where she worked, she was always more interested in:

    • Relationships

    • Workplace dynamics

    • Communication and conflict

    • Human behavior

  • How she began coaching on the side and eventually realized she wanted to:

    • Work more deeply with people

    • Focus on healing, systems, and personal agency

    • Integrate all of her past experiences into one role

  • How her coaching work today explores:

    • The impact of systems like capitalism, colonialism, patriarchy, and ableism on our lives

    • Interdependence between humans, nature, and society

    • Healing that is both personal and collective

 

This video is for you if you’ve ever had a nonlinear career path, struggled with career doubt, or felt like your work and life were slowly leading you toward something deeper and more integrated.

 

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