Work Heals
I have seen more people celebrate breaks than I have seen people celebrate work. Cheat day for those dieting is the loudest, and public holidays are the bomb to staff and students.
Love needs a nap.
In an exclusive dating class recently, I made the attendees pay attention to their needs — the embarrassing ones they could not admit to having. It was eye-opening astrivialneeds suddenly became dealbreakers.
Statistics
I know your fingers and retina provide unique prints when scanned. Aside from those and a few other features, you belong somewhere in statistics.
Break: Life or Heart
A few years back, I was in a group coaching session with Noah Bello when he analyzed two extreme ways single people responded to being single.
Relapse
People think healing is a straight line that keeps ascending. If that were the case, life would be easy and not require discipline, forgiveness and self-evolution.
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Sham Self-Care
As someone in the wellness industry, watching what people focus on (myself inclusive) is alarming.
Negotiating with yourself
In my lasting transformation coaching course, my coach would always say that wisdom is already in your client, and your job as a coach is to help them find it and believe it when they see it.
If you must thrive
At the beginning of my career, I focused solely on working with teenagers because I did not trust myself with older people (that changed quickly). What was alarming was the rate of conflict between them and their parents.
Cumulative Progress
At the beginning of every year, I take a few people through avisioning program— this is the last live coaching cohort, so I decided to work them through my decade visioning process.