The Gremlin works by talking to you in your head to get you confused, questioning yourself, convince you your dream is stupid, dangerous, impossible, you are not qualified, don’t have time, money, etc. to do what you want. You know your Gremlin is having a greater influence or control over
The impact is different for everyone – but it has some impact on you. For example: low self esteem, feeling invaluable, unworthy, needy of praise, etc. Most people keep this to themselves, but mentally and emotionally wrestle with it and it squeaks out in their actions, responses to people –
So, to step closer to wholehearted living, your full potential, and your life purpose and calling, it is in your best interest to: Identify the Gremlin – Name it. Draw it. Identify its favorite sayings to you and its best tactic to keep you small. What is its impact and
Why Coaching? What do people coach on? How could it support me? Here are some examples of coaching agendas / priorities: COACHING FOR PERSONAL PRODUCTIVITY (Entrepreneurs, Professionals, Work-from-home people) I want to identify or better articulate the goals I have. I need to make clear progress. I want to improve
Why Coaching? What do people coach on? How could it support me? Here are some examples of coaching agendas / priorities: COACHING FOR LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT (CXO’s, Owners, Entrepreneurs, Directors/Managers, Pastors, Leaders) I believe in getting perspective from a neutral source and having a sounding board is valuable. It is important
To me, bad stress “runs” you in a way you don’t want to be run. It brings out the “ugly” attributes of you and results in feeling nervous and tense. You feel overwhelmed and drag as you have to force yourself to push through the stress. When you have this
Why Coaching? What do people coach on? How could it support me? Here are some examples of coaching agendas / priorities: LIFE or PERSONAL GROWTH / DEVELOPMENT COACHING I am ready to design my environment to profoundly support, stimulate or inspire me. I would like to pursue several personal interests
When work is stressful, try: Yoga. One year the place where I worked offered lunchtime yoga. It was held several times a week and was one of the best things I did for myself. The deep breathing of yoga and the stretching calms and relaxes your body. I found myself
“One man can be a crucial ingredient on a team, but one man cannot make a team” (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar). A good teammate understands that no matter what position you may play, whether you are the best player on the team or on the field, your nothing without your teammates. The
3. FEAR DOES NOT NECESSARILY MEAN “STOP.” Fear is as powerful as you allow it to be. Most of us feel fear and interpret that feeling as a warning to stop moving forward. In truth, we should interpret most fear as a natural emotion that pops up every time we
