Coach Maddox
Coach and podcast host for gay men
| Hourly rate range | $80 to $130 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | LGBTQ datingConfidence and self-esteem |
| Works with | Men and LGBTQ+ |
| Also coaches | Life coach |
| Based in | United States |
| Practice | The Authentic Gay Man |
Coach Maddox is a coach for gay men and the host of The Authentic Gay Man Podcast. He works with gay men on loneliness, isolation and building deep friendships. He has hosted the show since 2022 and has released 82 episodes. Guests share honest stories about topics gay men rarely talk about. His focus is helping men become more authentic and open, so they build emotional closeness with others.
What Coach helps with
Maddox helps gay men who feel like outsiders. He works on loneliness, friendship and emotional closeness.
- Loneliness and isolation among gay men
- Building deep, meaningful friendships
- Finding a sense of belonging and community
- Becoming more authentic and vulnerable
- Creating emotional intimacy with others
- Feeling like you are on the outside looking in
Background and qualifications
Maddox hosts The Authentic Gay Man Podcast. He started podcasting in 2022 and has released 82 episodes. Each episode features open talks with guests about challenges gay men face. Topics have included aging and retirement, ageism, dating apps and mental health, and being gay while holding a faith identity.
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Programs and services
- Podcast: The Authentic Gay Man
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The CoachVouch take
Hosts a podcast with 82 episodes where gay men share honest stories about authenticity, aging, dating and belonging.
Best for gay men who feel lonely or left out and want closer friendships and a stronger sense of community.
Common questions
How much does Coach Maddox charge?
Coaching with Coach runs $80 to $130 an hour. Message Coach from this page for an exact quote.
What does Coach Maddox help with?
Coach Maddox helps with loneliness and isolation among gay men, building deep, meaningful friendships, finding a sense of belonging and community and becoming more authentic and vulnerable.
How do I contact Coach Maddox?
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