I'm going to show you a short film of a coaching session in a moment, but before I do, I will just mention something about the rewards of the job, and the qualifications and resources that you need for it because these are questions that will be concerning many of you. The rewards, well, job satisfaction is, of course, very high. I mean, how often do you come home from work and are able to say, "Wow, I really made a difference to someone's life today"? As to financial rewards, sessions with coaches usually start at about ￡70 per hour but experienced coaches can earn anything up to ￡400 per hour. As to qualifications, you will need to follow an accredited coaching course, such as the ones we run here at the academy, and also you will need considerable experience in the field that you are coaching in. If you don't have this background it will be difficult for the client to have confidence in you. What else do you need to set up as a coach? Most coaching is done at the client's office or home, but some coaches also see people at their own homes. In fact there's no need always to meet face-to-face. I know of several coaches who conduct sessions by phone or online, even sometimes by text message.