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This category evaluates a coach’s expertise, techniques, and years of professional experience, along with their certifications. We also focus on their business structure. While the score reflects their current standing, it also acknowledges the unique journey each coach takes in continuously growing, refining their practice and expanding their influence in the field.
Score: 13 / 15
This category focuses on how client-centered a coach is, the impact they have, and their dedication to helping others. It emphasizes the number of positive testimonials they’ve received, which reflect the effectiveness of their work. This score highlights how well a coach connects with and supports clients, while also providing insight into areas where they can further enhance their impact and client satisfaction.
Score: 14 / 15
This category reflects the personal qualities that make a coach stand out. It is our "secret" rating algorithm. Coaches are always evolving, and this score highlights how their values and resilience contribute to their practice.
Score: 14 / 15
Here, we assess a coach’s involvement, authority, and reputation within the broader coaching community. This score is about how they engage online, share their knowledge, and contribute to the growth of others. Every coach has room to grow, and this score can reflect their journey toward building a strong online and global presence as well as lasting impact and legacy.
Score: 14 / 15
Mayumi Ogata wrote a new post
Brilliant people are rarely misunderstood because they lack intelligence. More often, they are misunderstood because their body communicates something different from what they intend. Why does this happen in the first place? If communication is really about alignment, why do intelligent, experienced,...
Mayumi Ogata wrote a new post
You said the right thing. You prepared. You knew what you wanted to convey. And yet, something didn't land. The room moved on. The idea was adopted later when someone else said it. Or the client nodded politely and went quiet. Or you finished speaking and...
