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3 Tips To Help You Gain Clarity in Your Transition

I woke up in Seattle, WA this morning and the fall weather greeted me with its crisp air and colorful scenery. Autumn is one of my favorite times of the year because of its signal to your senses. It’s time for new beginnings. The new school year, the new fiscal year, the beginning of the holiday season, and reconnection with the profound truth that our world is always in transition.

3 Tips In Transition Article

Transition is a funny thing. It’s easy for us to acknowledge what season the world around us is in because of the abundant certainty of our science, our calendars, and the boundaries we have constructed to define them. But when transition becomes the season of our personal journey, we sometimes have difficulty recognizing what’s happening.

As a coach, I’ve helped many clients through life and career transitions as well as having lived through many myself. Because of those experiences, I’ve come to define transition as the moment when you look back at where you’ve been and know that you are no longer satisfied in that place while feeling compelled to march forward having no idea exactly where you’ll end up.

Does this sound like you? If so, then here are 3 hard-earned tips to help you gain some clarity in your transition. 

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3 Life Lessons From Marianne Williamson

How to focus on what really matters - Love, Service, and Spirit

It was a Sunday morning surprise like no other. My friend Henry and I attended Brendon Burchard’s Experts Academy in Santa Clara, CA over the past four days and Brendon, ever the gracious host had been peppering in some speaker surprises during the weekend. But on Sunday morning, the last day of the conference, he completely out-did himself when he welcomed author Marianne Williamson to the stage.

Marianne Williamson Article

Marianne looked lovely in black and was quick to focus this audience of eager experts-in-training on what really matters. Love, service, and spirit.

Marianne’s graceful and powerful delivery was inspiring and I would love to share with you three standout lessons from her talk with us. 

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Spring Is Coming

For some of us, it’s easy to forget that life comes in seasons. What’s happening now is not going to be what’s happening forever – even though it may feel like it.

In the fall of last year, lots of change took place in my life all at once. I stopped leading and teaching our kingdom community on a weekly basis after four and a half years and I ended a long-standing relationship with one of my best coaching clients. I was certainly hopeful that this was just a pause in the action – something necessary that needed to take place so that the new vision could spring forth – but it soon became obvious as the fall turned to winter that what had fallen away to die wasn’t returning anytime soon.