1 Hour That Could Change Your Life

Yeah, yeah, yeah...you've heard this before...

...sales pitches with phrases like, 'life-changing', and 'radical transformation', and even 'you'll never be the same again!'

I've heard them before, too.

I've even used them before.

Let me ask you this, though. 

When have you ever explored those opportunities?

And by 'explored', I mean, when have you ever entered into a scenario with genuine curiosity, not allowing skepticism to cloud your willingness to be open-minded, to at least consider that there really might be something greater waiting for you, and all it would take is for you to make the decision to take that first step?

Allow me to tell you about a real-life example of this.

There is a woman, I'll call her Sam (not her real name) for privacy purposes, who is an executive in her multi-billion dollar company.  Sam has significant responsibilities within this organization, primarily dealing with customer-facing departments, and she's being groomed for a future SVP/COO role.  And although Sam is performing well, delivering results, and has a happy crew, there are some opportunities.

As such, Sam's boss made a decision to hire an Executive Coach for her.  I am privileged to be that Coach.

You see, in spite of Sam's tremendous capabilities, she suffers from anxiety, and at the root cause, what Sam suffered from most was the constant question of her self-worth, which had negatively impacted every area of her life.

At work, she was easily stressed from the significant, and ever-increasing work load she has.  The stress manifested itself as defensiveness, at times, combativeness, and inhibited maximum cross-functional collaboration, less than optimal given the scope of her responsibilities.

At home, she rarely shut off what was happening at work, which distorted her time with her family.  Her relationship with her spouse was being jeopardized, and was even at risk of failure.

These were all symptoms of what was really going on beneath the surface.

To most others, Sam appeared to be happy- appeared to have it all together.

Yet the truth is rarely in the appearance of things.

Note the past-tense phrasing of this story.  While Sam is still a Client- we're into our 2nd year working together- she is leaps and bounds happier and more productive in her life now, both at work, and especially at home.

Sam has discovered that she is not only worthy, she's exceptional!  And while she still suffers from the occasional bout with anxiety, she is much more equipped to handle those moments without allowing herself to spiral into the self-doubt quicksand that had kept her stuck for just about her entire life.

Sam did the challenging work of the work of self-discovery, becoming aware of, and embracing the unshakable truth that she is sourced and resourced with everything she needs within her to create a life she longs for.

So again, let me ask you- when have you ever been willing to invest in yourself like Sam is doing? 

What if you had the opportunity to explore what this kind of Coach/Client collaboration could look like for you?

And what if this opportunity was risk-free?