One might think that age and wisdom would be key elements to giving advice, but apparently more and more twentysomethings are becoming life coaches.

One might think that age and wisdom would be key elements to giving advice, but apparently more and more twentysomethings are becoming life coaches. According to the New York Times, “The face of the profession is becoming increasingly fresh, with some clients receiving motivational guidance from coaches young enough to be their children.” This year, 14% of life coaches are 25-35-years-old, a 5% increase from three years ago. (Vice)