From restless, directionless, and unproductive to patient, more kind, resilient, and intentional

What can happen with coaching?

“When I started coaching I was a consumer of self-help but I hadn't applied it to my daily life - I only knew the concepts intellectually.  

I was someone seeking clarity and direction because my life didn't seem to make sense - I had everything I had worked hard to gain but I couldn't appreciate it.  

I felt restless, directionless, and unproductive.  

I blamed my circumstances for those feelings and I blamed my husband for being an obstacle to meeting my financial goals, blamed my ADD for my perceived underperformance at work.

I thought that I needed to leave medicine to rekindle any sort of passion or love of work.”

“After coaching, I am someone who is hopeful, learning, curious, and more self-aware.  I have discovered a love of the process more than the goal. 

I've become more patient, kind, resilient, and intentional.  I am less reactive and hot-headed.  

My relationship with my husband is better - I no longer think of him as a "barrier" to my goals- I feel more partnered with him.  

I have learned to let go of the grasping and need to reach the end result of my goals and appreciate the small victories that I make along the way.”

This pretty much sums up what’s possible with coaching - whether it is on Zoom, on mountaintops, on yoga mats, or in the redwoods.

Everyone’s ending story is unique.

Every input and output is different. 

Bearing witness to the transformations is humbling and magical.

Engaging in coaching and investing in yourself takes courage.  

Tears.

Epiphanies.

A willingness to feel uncomfortable.

A willingness to change, feel free, liberated, and amazing. 

Coaching is work and it’s fun. 

And it’s so worth it.