Who are You, the real person?
On this blog, I’ve talked a lot about career issues, but let’s face it: That’s only a part of who You are. I would hope that you recognize that there’s other important areas of your life: your family, spiritual growth, your physical self, contribution to important causes, your social circles – and perhaps more.
Your Authentic Self is the person underlying all that.
Well, we survived the first decade of the third millennium. It’s been an amazing and ever-accelerating ride for me, and I hope that you can see your own sparks of potential which will help you build your own future success.
Now it’s time to look forward:
Sometimes it seems like I’m hard-wired to look for risks, for dangers. Perhaps I am. So here’s a powerful question that I use to help break me out of that mindset:
What’s the best that could happen?
As you might know, I was in London this week attending the followup class to the Coaching Fundamentals class I took back in September. That class was, in essence, the high level overview of the process, so the last few days were much more deep study and practice around some key areas:
I had a chance to attend a fantastic workshop this morning, led by the incomparable Gus Lee. Never heard of him? He’s a leader in challenging people to find and develop a core of character in their lives.
Read more on my Partnering in Possibilities blog »
I enjoy learning new things. In fact, that’s a major factor in how I spend my time. It impacts all kinds of decisions.
But still, it’s a struggle. I talked about this a couple of weeks ago, but I thought I’d expand on a couple of ideas.
I thought I might continue Sunday’s discussion with one of the core principles of Coaching: Trust the Client. What the heck does that mean?
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