I would like to file a formal complaint against Shannon Graham's life coaching. He is a scam artist and a fraud fleecing people of their hard earned money.I have recently concluded our sessions. I had seen him for months and while certain things appeared tobecome more manageable, I noticed his advice compounded my own fears. Instead of helping me work on my marriage with my wife, he chose to push me to only see theproblems in our marriage of over a decade. He told me my marriage was a distraction and I needed to focus on me.Following his advice alienated me from my family and because Shannon exploits the role of your trusted friend I believed him. Only in the aftermath of my life falling apart, and noticing the only area I was doing well in was the one area I had always done well in -my job. I woke up thousands of dollars later.

I'll admit I was hooked on the idea of a life coach. It sounded like a quick fix and I really made an error in not doing research. This young homosexualboy is in his 20's, he is unlicensed, unqualified,and he dabbles in therapy which he is neither qualified or educated to be working in.

As a man the way he got me coming back was to make me feel like agoodfriend. More like a brother or father, constantly reassuring and congratulating me on my good work. He has ideas that seem smart, but if you are impressionable he takes advantage of you as I was. I was completely duped and conned.

Shannon Graham is the slickest of con artists, and he should be shut down for what he did to me and my family. I nearly bought it hook, line and sinker. Please do not let this error be repeated by you, life coach seekers.

Go to a real therapist if there is work on yourself to be done. You don't want to look like a fool for having followed a younghomosexual boy's advice.