Inside Coaching is where we dig into coaching conversations, starting with questions from real women living savvy—my coaching clients, friends and readers. This week Ali wants to know how she can stay in the sweet spot.
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 I challenge my coaching clients to shine a spotlight into the places that are usually avoided, dig deep and question old assumptions, and be willing to honestly reflect on what’s working and what’s not. And I aim to challenge myself in the same way. The question is… am I walking the walk?  Inside Coaching is where we dig into coaching conversations, starting with questions from real women living savvy—my coaching clients, friends and readers. This is the next installment of my coaching series with Gaynor Alder, the woman behind The Modern Woman’s Survival Guide.  This week I found myself getting the midyear wobbles. Before the wheels fell completely off, I stopped and asked myself a question, “What would you say to a client right now”. This week I self – coached and was very happy with what I discovered.  The Living Savvy lifestyle program uses the principles of life coaching to help you start fine tuning the ordinary to live extraordinary. In this video, John Raymond (President of the International Coaching Federation of Australasia) explains talks about life coaching, how a life coach can help you, and how to find the right life coach.  The wonderful thing about living savvy is that it is as individual as you. So, how does ‘following’ the 5 steps to living savvy formula work when everyone has a different dream, and a different path? Inside Coaching is where we dig into coaching conversations, starting with questions from real women living savvy—my coaching clients, friends and readers. Don’t forget to share your thoughts and experiences in the comments… This is the next installment of my coaching series with Gaynor Alder, the woman behind The Modern Woman’s Survival Guide.  Wouldn’t it be great if there was someone you could call on, to help you navigate your career, in a similar way to how your parents may have helped you navigate your early life. Mentors can be that someone for you. This week I joined the morning show The Circle to answer this question. How exactly do you go about getting yourself one?  Inside coaching is where we dig into coaching conversations, starting with questions from real women living savvy—my coaching clients, friends and readers, like this one from Katrina: “How do you find the time to fine-tune for extraordinary when you are scrambling to keep up with the ordinary? Today I follow the 5 steps of Living Savvy to find the answers. Katrina, a living savvy reader wrote in and asked: “How do you find the time to fine-tune for extraordinary when you are scrambling to keep up with the ordinary?” Great question! We can put ourselves under a lot of pressure to do things ‘better’. I answer with ideas from our 5 steps to living savvy. |
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