Making time and space for our stories - to tell them and to have them heard - is an accessible way to reflect. Learn how a simple question had a profound impact on a client.
Have you noticed our collective resistance to analog? To real life experiences? To face to face connection?
How do you encourage clients to take more than armchair actions?
The hum of energy that’s created as people get their possibilities crowdsourced is awesome. How do you encourage your clients to explore outside their familiar networks? How do you set them up with the safe spaces and tools to ask for help from strangers?
How do you create a safe container for your new clients?
We’ve all been there. You have a great first meeting. Things seem to flow and you feel like you’re on the same page. You wrap up and make a plan for next steps.
Then, at the door, hand on the handle or the logoff button, they drop a bomb that blows everything up.
As helping professionals, now more than ever we need to walk the talk. We need social proof that we believe in what we are coaching our clients to do. I dare you: play this game for yourself.