On Why It's Worth Living Your Whole Life Vision

Just a causal Monday question today (inspired by The Class at 6a)

Is it worth it?

living your partial vision or dream life?

Is it worth not “failing”? Or messing up? Or somehow coming off as imperfect or lost?

I wouldn’t change any of the tears, lamenting prayers, and tossed out ideas

I would do the embarrassing videos again,

I would have the super awkward conversations about what I do and why I do it

Leadership coaching is career focused, we dive into habits, narratives, beliefs, values and identity

You get better at doing your job, you show up to meetings in a different way, you start connecting in hope and acceptance of others

People notice

But that’s not all…

You are a whole person with a whole life and we coach through it all!

You want more time at home?

You want to stay off your phone until bedtime is over?

You want to leave early for soccer practice or work from home Monday’s so you can take them to music class?

We work on this too!

By living a little bit more and/both and holding our value as something internal you start to make moves you didn’t think you had!

You see more perspectives in meetings and you start to see more possibilities for you and you life!!!

If you want to start shifting towards the whole vision you have in your heart of what your whole life could look like - try a couple of these questions on and see what comes up as your reflect!

What is one thing that feels out of balance right now?

What is one thing you could do today to bring it back towards alignment?

What (if anything) feels challenging about bringing it back into alignment?

Where do you feel that tension (if any) in your body?

What does it feel like to close your eyes, breathe into that space, and soften it?

What might be possible now?

So good!

Okay. I am here and I believe you deserve the whole vision of your life!

Watch my whole video here!

Lead on my love!

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