The one constant in life is continual change. Some we can plan for, some we can not. Some anticipated transitions are exciting such as a new promotion or upcoming nuptials; some are as a result of a dark period in our life, or unpleasant events.<\/p>\n
During these periods it can be difficult to sort our thoughts into useful workable ideas. Even fabulous transitions are stressful to us. We get stuck in a less than useful thought pattern. It can often be helpful to have someone to talk to during these periods. Not necessarily to receive advice (although seeking outside advice can be a good idea at times), but to help you find your own solutions. Solutions that work for you where you are today. An executable plan.<\/p>\n
Consider a Professional Coach. We are trained in assisting\u00a0self-discovery, and are\u00a0solution and goal oriented. There is nothing like a game plan and a flashlight to find your way out of the dark weeds into a hopeful tomorrow!<\/p>\n
Kim Croft, The Breast Cancer Recovery Coach, MS, MBA, CPC, CCHt<\/p>\n
Transitional Coaching<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The one constant in life is continual change. Some we can plan for, some we can not. Some anticipated transitions are exciting such as a new promotion or upcoming nuptials; some are as a result of a dark period in our life, or unpleasant events. During these periods it can be difficult to sort our … Continue reading Transitions, Good and Bad<\/span>