One of the many things I am aware of being thankful for this season is the opportunity I have to do the work I do: coach amazing men and women on their path of creating greater fulfillment, balance and purpose in their lives. I say this all the time to clients, but it is a true honor for me to witness and journey with all the people I work with as a coach, including you here in the blogosphere. I am lucky and blessed.
In this spirit of thanksgiving and reverence, I have a request of you: if you feel you have received something beneficial from your experience with me as a reader of this blog, please pay it forward, and let me know when you have.
If you’re not sure what I mean by "pay it forward", consider: From what you’ve experienced here on this blog, what has touched you or made a difference to you? What can you share that could touch someone else?
From who I know my readers here to be, I don’t doubt that you’ve probably already paid forward in many ways, and I am glad to know you are all out there, making a difference in your own individual worlds, organizations and communities. Whether this is a regular practice or a new idea, I’d love to hear about how you are extending what you experience here on this blog out into the broader world.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Before specializing as a professional coach in 2004, I spent more than a decade in leadership, management and program development for state and local government and non-profit organizations. Now I get to help leaders and teams have more clarity and ability to stand up for what's important in their work and in their organizations. Working with me, leaders and teams find more meaning and purpose, feel happier and more confident, navigate change and conflict, and work together better.
Giving thanks to you, Hannah, for your fresh and helpful posts – and great reading list
Kudos
Opportunity is often inconvenient.
Remember the many
compartments of the heart,
the seed of what is
possible. So much of who
we are is defined by
the places we hold for each
other. For it is not our ingenuity
that sets us apart, but our
capacity for love, the
possibility our way will
be lit by grace. Our hearts
prisms, chiseling out the
colors of pure light.
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