Self-care is one of those terms that has become part of everyday lingo in the last few years, and for good reason. When you expend yourself, particularly on behalf of others, you need to replenish your reserves of emotional, spiritual, physical, and mental energy. You don’t do yourself or other people any favors if you run yourself ragged.
As a Christian coach, you can only do so much before you begin to hurt yourself and your client. We all have our limits, and knowing yours as well as being able to enforce them can be a huge help in your coaching.
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