The short answer: Anyone who wants a guarantee, anyone who wants the work done for them, and anyone whose situation needs a professional first.
The full answer
Anyone who wants a guarantee, and anyone who wants Frankie J to do the work for them. He doesn't do the work — he makes sure you do. And if what you're carrying needs a professional — therapy, medical care, financial counsel — get that support first. Coaching complements professional treatment; it never replaces it.
Keep going
- Who it's for — and who must not apply — the full gate, both sides
- No guarantees — and why that's the point — the doctrine behind the refusal
- Coaching is not therapy — the boundary, in full