“If I could make a wish for you, it would be that you would “see” all the possibility there is for you. All the beauty that life has to offer.”
I remember someone saying this to me when I was feeling “out of sorts” many years ago. At the time it sounded so magical to me. Something that I wanted to believe in, yet so out of reach for me.
“If life is so wonderful and magnificent, why did I “feel” the opposite?” And “Why did my life “feel” out of control?” These were just some of the questions I would ask myself.
It felt impossible for me at the time to “feel” anything other than my pain. The continuation of my pain only created more pain. Doubt, fear, abandonment, all of these emotions seeped into my “being.” I felt emotionally crippled.
What I didn’t realize at the time was the more I would dwell on my pain, the more deeply I would “feel” the pain. I had no idea that the more I continued to put my focus on something, the more it would manifest.
My quest began for answers. I needed truth, facts, discoveries – anything that would give me hope for a better understanding of myself. The deep desire to learn more consumed me because I wanted to “feel” better.
Deep within me, I knew that no one could find these answers but me.
As my journey to know “me” started to unfold, I began to realize that stumbling into the world of coaching was indeed no coincidence. It was part of the beauty of my life’s purpose and plan.
Coaching has and continues to “be” such an instrumental tool for my personal and professional development. The context of coaching breeds understanding, acceptance, empathy and countless gifts.
Within the framework of coaching pleads powerful questions. Questions that beseech one’s soul for answers. Answers that help you “feel” better about yourself and your life.
I now “see” the possibility that life has to offer and the supremacy of manifestation. With this wish that has come true, I can no longer deny all its’ wondrous beauty.
