Maitri Shah Life Coach

Maitri Shah Life Coach

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➡️ ICF-Certified Life Coach | NLP Practitioner | Mental Health Counselor
➡️ Self-Improvement | Relationship | Mindset
👉Helping Indians gain Clarity, Confidence and Consistency
🌟 Dm “Coach Me” to start

Photos from Maitri Shah Life Coach's post 05/14/2026

The mother-in-law relationship in Indian families is the one everyone struggles with —
and almost nobody talks about honestly.
So let’s talk about it.
These 5 mistakes don’t just damage your relationship with her.
They damage your relationship with your partner.
And quietly — with yourself.
Swipe through. By slide 5 you’ll recognise something. 💛

Save this. Share it with someone who needs it.
And comment “RELATION” below — I’ll send you a free guide on navigating your in-law relationship with boundaries, calm and clarity. 👇

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05/12/2026

Become the identity first.
The habits follow naturally. 💛
Save this for the next time you quit on yourself.

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05/05/2026

I’m not a coach because I have all the answers.
I’m a coach because I know what it feels like to lose yourself —
and find your way back that’s exactly what I help other Indian minds do. 💛
DM me “CLARITY” to help yourself figure out solutions than being stuck.

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05/04/2026

The right people will find their way back. 💛
Save this if it resonated.

And tell me — have you lost a friendship that still sits with you? 👇

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04/30/2026

Honestly? I used to be that person.
The one who looked at coaching and thought —
“What is a coach going to tell me that I don’t already know?”
My ego had a very convincing argument.
I’m smart enough.
I’m self-aware enough.
I’ve read the books. I know the concepts.
I don’t need someone to guide me.
And that voice — that quiet, confident, convincing voice —
kept me stuck for longer than I’d like to admit.
Because here’s what ego doesn’t tell you:
Knowing is not the same as doing.
Understanding is not the same as transforming.
Reading about change and actually changing —
are two completely different things.
It wasn’t until I worked with a coach myself
that I understood what I had been missing.
Not information.
Not advice.
Not someone telling me what to do.
But a mirror.
Someone who could see what I couldn’t see about myself.
Someone who asked the questions I had been too comfortable to ask myself.
Someone who held a vision of me that I hadn’t yet allowed myself to hold.
That experience didn’t just change how I lived.
It changed how I coach.
Because now I sit across from people just like I was —
brilliant, self-aware, capable —
and quietly carrying a whole world of untapped transformation
they don’t even know is waiting for them.
If you’re sitting there right now thinking —
“I probably don’t need a coach”
That thought?
That’s not wisdom.
That’s ego protecting its comfort zone.
And your comfort zone — however smart and safe it feels
is the exact place your transformation is not happening.
You don’t know what you don’t know.
And a coach helps you see exactly that. 💛



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Photos from Maitri Shah Life Coach's post 04/28/2026

Most people think discipline is about willpower.
It isn’t.

It’s about what you do — and don’t do — before 10am.
Swipe through to see the 5 daily mistakes that are quietly breaking your discipline without you even realising.

And if you’re ready to actually fix them — comment “BREAK” below.

I’ll send you a guide with 5 daily habits to build the discipline you keep saying you want.

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04/20/2026

Stop planning your year. Start planning your day

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Photos from Maitri Shah Life Coach's post 04/17/2026

I picked up The Magic thinking I already knew this stuff.
By page three I realised I didn’t.

Swipe to see what shifted — and drop one thing below that’s been working in your life that you haven’t acknowledged lately. 💛

📖 comment “link” for the book link!



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04/16/2026

The treatment was done.
The part was removed.
It had healed completely.
The doctors were surprised.
My client wasn’t.

Because for a whole year — every single day — they had been telling their body exactly what to do.

Your mind is more powerful than you’ve been told. 💛

Has this ever happened to you — or someone you love? Tell me below. 👇

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04/15/2026

If you’re an Indian couple in your 30s, stop doing these 7 things before it’s too late.

1. Parenting as a team but forgetting to be partners
Your child needs parents who love each other — not just parents who love them. Don’t lose your relationship while building theirs.

2. Using your child as an emotional substitute
When your marriage feels distant, your child becomes your whole world. That’s too much weight for a small person to carry — and it quietly suffocates your relationship.

3. Letting in-laws make decisions that belong to you two
Respect your elders. But your home, your finances, your parenting — those decisions belong to you and your partner first. Always.

4. Keeping score with each other
Who did more today. Who sacrificed more this year. Scorecards destroy partnerships. You’re on the same team — not opposite sides.

5. Waiting for the “right time” to fix things
The kids will grow up. You’ll have more time then. Except you won’t — because by then you’ll have grown apart. Fix it now, not later.

6. Treating your partner like a co-parent and forgetting they’re your person
Schedules. School runs. Bills. Groceries. At some point you stopped being lovers and became logistics managers. Your relationship needs more than coordination — it needs connection.

7. Staying silent to keep the peace
In Indian families silence is mistaken for harmony. It isn’t. Unspoken resentment is the slowest way to end a marriage — and the most common.

Your 30s are not too late.
But they are the decade that decides what your next 30 years look like.

Choose each other — on purpose, every day. 💛

Which one hit closest to home? Drop it below 👇

For relationship counseling, send me a message! Sometimes all you need is a third person to step in and help you both balance the wheels of your relationship!

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