This is a life coaching class I have attached two posts I need academic responses too. They should be positive in nature and they only need to be a couple paragraphs apiece.

This is a life coaching class I have attached two posts I need academic responses too. They should be positive in nature and they only need to be a couple paragraphs apiece.
(The original question.) What are some resources (books, journaling), you are already familiar with, that you could recommend to a client? List some resources and what type of client each would help. How will you maintain a list of resources for a variety of clients? Post 1 Class, At this time, I do not believe that I can actually recommend any resources that includes journals and books to clients at the moment. The majority of the knowledge and experience I have gathered in my life has been done through trial and error. Although there are a lot of websites that I have used to learn and develop my understanding of life coaching I do not think that sharing such may be useful to a client but who knows it may be. I hope that I do not get penalized for not having a list but I have not practiced any real-life coaching outside the military. Although I can provide the Army Manuals and Regulations that I do use with Soldiers for their professional and personal development and encourage them to read so they can become better counselors themselves when the time calls for it. ADP-6-22 Army Leadership (Focuses on counseling). This is a vital manual as it helps the Soldiers and leaders understand the dynamics of leadership and effective counseling. ADP-5-0 Operations Process (Focuses on the Military Decision-Making Process). Sometimes when I have counseled Soldiers they come to me because they have done poor decisions in life and the MDMP is a great tool which allows anyone to look at their situation, analyze their choices so they can make a well-informed decision. The above military manuals are ones that I use regularly. I tend to be by the book type of person and as long as I am counseling and providing leadership by what the Army dictates and adding my personal touch has gotten me great results. As I transition from military to civilian I am sure I will run across many resources I could recommend a client but that is still years away. For the time being my clients will continue to be pro-bono and be my military brothers and sisters. By Ricardo Post 2 There are many resources to recommend however it is highly personal and depends on the person and what is their reason of visiting me. I usually keep several copies of my favorite books so I can just hand them a copy. Personal growth favorite recommendation to every human being would be: The Four Agreements – Don Miguel Ruiz This book is a treasure to all individuals who wish to become a better person and a freer version of themselves. The concepts are universal and will not offend any background or religious belief. Metaphysical concepts and past lives I will refer to these classics: Many Lives many masters Brian Weiss Journey of souls, Destiny of Souls by Michael Newton The Convoluted Universe by Dolores Cannon (books 1-5) Law of Attraction: Ask and it is Given by Esther and Jerry Hicks Anxiety and fears: I usually hand them a free copy of my book, Freedom from Anxiety: A holistic approach to healingby Harry Kroner Relationships: Esther Perel has amazing wisdom and Ted talks. https://www.estherperel.com/ By, Harry