Not To Be Dramatic, But This Practice Will Make You Richer And Healthier And Make Life Easier And Better
Last Saturday, I spoke to a group of women about four common themes most women, especially working moms, struggle with. I described the life challenges and encouraged the women in the room to pick the one that resonated the most.
Surprisingly, most women at the event self-selected into the least popular category. I’ve never had that happen before.
Then, we broke into four like-minded groups to connect over a few coaching exercises meant to spark new insights, reveal deep truths, break old barriers, and challenge limiting beliefs.
But let me back up for a minute.
I’m always curious when a client wants to work on “just this one thing” because it’s never one thing, is it? When you zero in on a singular topic, it can actually limit growth because, while there may be something overarching or urgent, most challenges aren’t isolated.
Most are interrelated, and how we see that connection and respond to that interrelationship affects our ability to move beyond them. That’s why scoring each of the four categories and ranking them in priority order is so valuable.
