One shift sets them free
Anne had a safe and successful career as Head of Strategy and Development at a prestigious not-for-profit. But she was bored and desperate for something more.
At 45-years-old, retirement was far away, but not that far away. What else could she do professionally between now and then that was worth risking it all?
Even though a close friend in the same industry radically shifted tracks after working with me, Anne signed up for coaching despite believing she was a "lost cause."
Anne was experiencing classic “stuckness”:
One part fear.
One part fuzziness.
One part disbelieving.
Does that recipe sound familiar to you,?
Most people believe clarity comes by thinking problems to death. By engineering a perfect, grand master plan before daring to take any action.
That strategy never works (it just makes you more anxious).
In my experience coaching hundreds of women, the recipe for getting unstuck isn’t macro, but micro.
First, you need to make a move, even the slightest, seemingly-insignificant one, to prove to yourself that:
You’re capable of keeping promises to yourself.
You’re capable of change.
Change isn’t so scary.
You can trust yourself to move at your own pace.
So what's Anne up to now?
In our time working together Anne discovered her passion, and skill, for writing people’s stories. She took a short writing program that confirmed what she intuited, that she wanted to become a biographer. She got the endorsement from her beloved manager of 15 years to move ahead with her new career. She researched the best programs, and was accepted into a comprehensive course for biographers that started this Fall. She already has former clients and friends who have commissioned her services.
And do you know what set the ball in motion? What got her unstuck? It was putting her running gear on before taking the kids to school.
Yup, I'm totally serious.
One small shift set her in motion. A freedom action. A self-love proclamation. A mini-identify shift.
This mini-identity shift is part of a transformation process that I witness over and over and over again with my clients. One shift sets them free.
I’m sharing this unstuck process in a small cohort class.
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