Taking a step back and creating space are key steps in gaining clarity. Another step that has supported me over the years is to review where I am and whether I am doing what I love to do in the best way. By reviewing where you are now will help you either stay on track for where you want to be or provide the impetus to make some changes to ensure you are living the life you want to live, rather than the life someone else wants you to live. The theme of clarity has been present amongst my clients for some time now. Unsurprisingly working with my clients on their gaining clarity inspired me to take stock and reflect on who I am now as a coach and what I want to achieve in this role. What I discovered in the presence of one simple and yet very powerful question of ‘what is important to you in your role as a coach?’ enabled me to be clear on who I am as a coach and therefore what my clients will benefit from as a result. Here is what I discovered for myself in the presence of this question just last week: You, as my client matter most Your thinking and actions will move forward, deepen and broaden through us working together You will experience the paradox of structured spontaneity You will feel encouraged and supported in holding yourself accountable to achieve what you want for yourself and your business My coaching is supported by continued conscious self-development If you want to achieve greater clarity for yourself in who you are and what you want in this chapter of your professional life – I would love to hear from you. Please contact me for a free initial conversation to see how I might help you achieve clarity –
Taking a step back and creating space are key steps in gaining clarity. Another step that has supported me over the years is to review where I am and whether I am doing what I love to do in the best way. By reviewing where you are now will help you either stay on track for where you want to be or provide the impetus to make some changes to ensure you are living the life you want to live, rather than the life someone else wants you to live. The theme of clarity has been present amongst my clients for some time now. Unsurprisingly working with my clients on their gaining clarity inspired me to take stock and reflect on who I am now as a coach and what I want to achieve in this role. What I discovered in the presence of one simple and yet very powerful question of ‘what is important to you in your role as a coach?’ enabled me to be clear on who I am as a coach and therefore what my clients will benefit from as a result. Here is what I discovered for myself in the presence of this question just last week: You, as my client matter most Your thinking and actions will move forward, deepen and broaden through us working together You will experience the paradox of structured spontaneity You will feel encouraged and supported in holding yourself accountable to achieve what you want for yourself and your business My coaching is supported by continued conscious self-development If you want to achieve greater clarity for yourself in who you are and what you want in this chapter of your professional life – I would love to hear from you. Please contact me for a free initial conversation to see how I might help you achieve clarity –
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