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Updated almost 12 years ago, 02/07/2013

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Cody C.
  • Central Point, OR
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How much is reasonable for a coach?

Cody C.
  • Central Point, OR
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Is 8000 too much for a coach? One who says their plan is to get you away from your day job within a year, and be making money in REI in about 30-60 days? He seems pretty knowledgeable, seems legit on his success, and he has no real contract. It's a month to month thing, where your 8000 is divided into payments throughout the year.

So my question is this: coaching can be beneficial, I have no doubt, as can a mentor. Who should pay for coaching with someone, and where does a mentor fit into all this?

Thanks,
Cody

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