There are no tricks involved and it is a fairly simple process. Just aim and shoot to capture all fun right on your cell phone. Press a few buttons and bam it's right on your freinds phone or sent to their email.

If there’s something you want to work on, I bet there’s a coach who does it.

As existing helping professions have grown and matured over past century, redefining themselves, drawing lines and setting boundaries, there are still huge areas falling through cracks. At same time, our society has been changing so that formerly existing avenues for assistance and guidance have disappeared.

I think of when I first moved to town I live. My former husband joined an established medical practice and we were accepted immediately into that community. All I had to do was pick up phone and call one of spouses when I needed a repairman, doctor, dentist, or sports league for kids. I mean one that was good that I could trust. Trial and error I could accomplish on my own.

The choices were smaller, but it was also word-of-mouth, surest way there is to assure satisfaction. “Word gets around,” as they say. I have myself, from time-to-time said, “You may not like his[her] personality, but I can assure you [s]he will do good work.”

What I did not have, that I missed and was somewhat filled by this occupational community, was a net of extended family with older, more experienced, and available, relatives I could turn to.

In 00s, both of these may be missing from an individual’s life. You may have moved far from family, and to a place where you know few people. You may want advice, guidance, resources or direction in areas that don’t fall within existing services such as law, therapy or accounting.

One example is someone with ADHD. In some cases medication is recommended, and also therapy, but at least one medical association has come out in favor of coaching to fill in what’s missing.

When you read articles about coaching, I’m sure you hear struggles to define field. These will continue as it evolves. Coaching began with two divisions – personal life and business. (Sports coaching having long been in position). It has since split into many different areas. Niches and specialties are being formed that are all to good of public.

If you were seeking advice in a certain area, for instance, you might be looking for someone with certain credentials (academic or coaching or both), or you might want someone with direct experience and success in that area. Now there are choices.

A quick look on a search engine or a coaching site will show you vast variety of coaching specialties. I challenge you next time you have a dilemma you’d like consultation on, to “think coaching.” Looking at Top Tens at www.topten.org can also give you an idea.