I’ve known for a long time that I wanted to become an ICF-accredited coach. I’ve been coaching for years—veterans, men in transition, folks rebuilding their lives—but I knew I needed that credential to take it to the next level. Not just to legitimize what I was doing, but to deepen it. To get the kind of training that doesn’t just make you smarter—but makes you better.

So I went to the ICF website. You know, the list of all the approved training programs. And I started scrolling. And I kept scrolling. And scrolling.

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Hey everyone—and welcome to Called to Coach. My name is Rob Anderson, and I’m honored to have you with me for this first episode. I want to take a little time today to set the stage—to tell you who I am, where I’ve been, and why I’ve decided to pursue credentialing with the International Coaching Federation, or ICF.

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