The Compass, The Clock, & The Crucible

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A goal is more about the journey than the destination and it isn't so much about arrival as it is about the road you've traveled.  Success isn't a place you get to...it is a place you come from and that is why a journey in any direction can lead to the same horizon.     

I believe that EVERYONE deserves to know their Purpose & Direction in life and I'm committed and dedicated to help others uncover that for themselves while I pursue my own version of this in my life.

The direction of your life is vastly more significant than the speed of your travels or even the distance you cover.  

I facilitate the skills of using the compass to discovering, finding, and knowing your vision and passion for your life and the possibilities for revealing the greatness within you, yearning to gallop in wide open spaces.

My focus as a coach is to help you re-imagine your life and let go of thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors that undermine and prevent you from traveling in the direction you choose and in embarking on the journey to your horizon, the journey to your legacy, the journey to your certain destiny.  

I aim to facilitate the transformation in your mindset and beliefs that allow you travel with a renewed and fulfilled sense of purpose & direction so you can direct that journey in any direction you choose.

My coaching will help you set meaningful and significant goals in the direction you want to go.  I will also help you enjoy the ride as your vision unfolds in front of you in pursuing and attaining a life you love.  As you journey, you will join a vast history of client success and add to an extensive and growing clientele of success stories in this community of like minded people, who are traveling their separate journeys together. 

Progress is a mountain you climb.  When you set out to make meaningful change in any area of your life, be it your health, your finances, your relationships, your spiritual growth...or any other area you want to bring focused attention to, you embark on an uphill journey.  

You can spend a lifetime preparing for the trek or you can grab your pack and start climbing.  

Do you have a sense that you are in the climb or stuck in the base camp...waiting for the right opportunities, the right conditions, the right equipment to arrive, the right guide to show up, so you can begin to live your life?  

Many times in my life, I have found myself stuck in a perpetual state of preparing to live a fabulous life instead of just living a fabulous life.  

I've spent far too long in the base camp, gazing upon the summit I've been meaning to climb.  I've gotten to a point where I'm fed up with life in the base camp and am going to seize the moment, grab my pack, and begin walking toward the summit.  

Sometimes, life gives us cues and nudges about what to do and why to do it; sometimes life gives you a shove and a wake up call.  The beautiful thing about life is you get to decide the what and the why about the way your life turns out.

The how and the when about what to do seem like the bigger challenge for some people.  

How and when are determined by a very simple practice.  It's the same for all of us.

Start where you are and take what action you can in the direction of your dreams.

How do you install and implement this practice into your life?  

Part of the Process of Progress involves dealing with setbacks, disappointments, stumbles, falls, and failures.  

How you view these elements of "failure" is a matter of perception & mindset & belief.  

We all grow through adversity and in the process of making progress, your failures are links in the chain that connect you from where you've come to where you are right now.  You cannont remove any of the links from yesterday.  You can only add another link today that bridges the gap to where you are going tomorrow.  

Adversity is part of the journey and occurs in relation to your "comfort zone".  Life begins when you step outside your comfort zone and push the the boundaries of what you are used to doing and what you are comfortable doing.  When you push on your comfort zone, it pushes on you and you will make mistakes.  You will stumble.  You will fall.  You will experience failures.  You will feel "uncomfortable" by definition.  

This is good, in that these are signs of your growing, of your maturing, of your building experience and competence.  

Discomfort is a sign of progress.  

Disappointments, stumbles, falls, setbacks & failures are the evidence of progress.

What rouses your resolve to be resilient?  To be intreped?  To persist?  To keep moving forward despite the setbacks, the disappointments, the stumbles, the falls, the failures?

What is the reason that will ignite your resolve and solidify your commitment?