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The Coaching Magazine brings you meaningful articles, videos, and awesome pictures from people all over the world.

You'll find practical life coaching tips, tools and techniques on all aspects of life coaching, people and life:

love, stress relief, relationships, divorce, work, career, business, money, health, parenting, spirituality, pets, gardening, life change, team building, consciousness, emotional intelligence, books, videos, motivation, communication skills, relating, family, men, women, children, sacred places, Soul Astrology, change, teenagers, seniors, work, healthcare...

and much, much, more!

 

• Guidelines for submission:

 

Do you have a heart-centered, uplifting, inspiring, story to share, about how your life (or your client's or someone you know) has benefited and shifted (in any or all of these areas: mentally, emotionally, physically, spiritually, financially, relationally) personally and/or professionally as a result of coaching? If so, we'd love to hear it!Life Coaching Magazine is about life and the ever-evolving human spirit. We are particularly looking for heart-centered, uplifting, inspiring, stories about how people's lives have changed as a result of coaching.You can write your own story if you have had a particularly inspiring shift or, if you are a coach, you can share a client's story (and it would be especially good if you can also relate to it yourself).

We're always looking for coaches to write guest posts for Life Coaching Magazine.

Typical articles will be about 300-400 words on any aspect of coaching: business coaching, career coaching, coaching skills, client’s success stories, the psychology of coaching, the neuroscience of coaching etc. If you have a particular specialty and you don't see an appropriate category or sub-category let us know (after submitting your post) and we may create a new category.You'll be credited with a professional bio with your picture and a link to your website. See some examples on our recent posts page. If you would like to be considered for publication in Coaching Magazine please read the following guidelines for submission: Write from a heart-centered place, sharing personal experiences, insights and shifts rather than writing as 'an expert'. Write in the ‘first-person’ where possible (unless you are writing about a client) and include at least one example from your own experience that illustrates the point you are making, and clearly showing a personal shift.  Wherever possible emphasize the shifts and results that happen with coaching.To submit a post first join our online account by creating a free account. When you've done that send us your user name and email address to,we will upgrade your status to 'guest blogger' so you can submit posts.Then log in to your account and post an original 300–400-word article. Please don't post content that has already been published online - even on your own blog.  [This is important in terms of page ranking on search engines. When a search engine detects duplicate content it may drop one, or both, because it doesn't know which one to index. This could adversely affect your website's search engine ranking, and ours. Read more at SEO best practices for duplicate content]You can submit posts anytime. We are an organically growing ongoing work in progress - we don't have publication dates.Your posts will be published if they are: a good match with our vision of “people supporting people in human interest matters”; well written, in a warm, personal, heart-centered style; and offer value to the reader in some way, either by educating, giving valuable tips and insights and/or other valuable information Our terms of publication are that you place links back to your articles on the website from your own website and share the links through your social media and email lists.We cannot respond to every submission individually, so if your posts are not being published within 21 days it means your article in its current form doesn’t quite fit.

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• What to do if your posts are not being published:

 

Go back to recent posts and compare your article with some of the others there.

How do yours compare in terms of clarity, simplicity, flow and heart-centeredness?

Did you write in the first person (if applicable)?

Did you share your own (or your client's) experience, insights, emphasizing results and shifts and giving clear examples?

Are you giving value to the reader in some way?

Tweak your article, have a friend proof-read it, and re-submit!

When you're logged in to your account read Help Submitting Articles again and make sure you follow all the guidance.

 

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