A life coach, whether human or AI, acts as a mirror to reflect thoughts and facilitate personal clarity rather than providing objective truths.

“It's simply a mirror that can reflect back the stuff that you give it.”

Jennifer Welch claims that the lack of professional regulations and qualifications for life coaches makes the profession a scam.

“I'm worried about this whole unregulated practice of life coaching considering I've met three to four four and all three to four that I've met I literally would not let Coach a t-ball team of three-year-olds it it's it's unbelievable and it just seems in my experience and I'm not saying this across ”

Angie Sullivan believes that without formal requirements like credit checks and background information, life coaches should not be trusted to advise others.

“we need qualifications on this how many times have you been divorced I mean like all your records your your credit score I mean we need all kinds of information STD results would be number one I mean just the audacity to say you're a life coach it's life coach fra oh my it should be don't do what I ”