Pivotal Choices Coaching

Ready to Get Serious about Change?

Are you looking for what comes next in your life?

I have heard from teachers, professors, lawyers, corporate executives, executive assistants,
and they are ready for something new. They want a change.

And the good news is that change is possible.

What makes it possible is that there are some fantastic resources available.

One great resource is www.squidoo.com/mappingmidlife.

Asking the question “How will you map the second half of the journey?”
drsusan offers seven areas to consider:
1. What will my legacy be?
2. What meaningful work do I now want to do?
3. How can I fulfill my need to nurture?
4. How can I sustain meaningful relationships in my life?
5. How can I express myself creatively?
6. How can I meet my spiritual needs?
7. What surroundings do I want?

These questions slow you down and pin you against the wall, don’t they?

Would you like to pursue some of these questions?  I offer a free
sample coaching call.  It would be an opportunity for you to see if coaching might
be for you.

You can contact me through my website at www.nwcoaching.com.

I would also love to send you a copy of my free newsletter.  You can sign up for my newsletter at www.nwcoaching.com.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Life Comes at You Fast, But What to Do When It Doesn't?, or, Where Is Change Possible?

Life comes at you fast, or so says the commercial.  But for many people, life may have lost some of that zip.

Perhaps you feel the need for change, but you’re not sure where that change should be. 

Taking an overview of your life can be helpful. 

Try this exercise:  Draw a pie and divide it into several slices, each slice denoting an important area of your life, such as career, income, family, learning, fun, exercise, food.  Then rate each of those areas on a basis of 1 to 10, with 10 being the highest level of life satisfaction.   

If you are ambivalent about change, this exercise can be a good place to start. 

Are there any surprises here for you? You might choose one of the slices and think about what was behind the score you gave it. 

Looking at your life one aspect at a time can give you
1) clarity to see where change would be helpful and also
2) strength to set goals and take action.

I'd love to hear how this exercise works for you. 

If you would, take a minute to visit my website at www.nwcoaching.com and sign up for my newsletter.  I would like to hear your thoughts on what I should include--what would be helpful to you?