It goes like this: when our goals are just, well, mediocre, it feels like we have endless options. We see a million different paths, and it's easy to get lost. But here's the thing – in today's world, that's not always a good thing.
Ever had those days? You know, the ones where your brain feels like it's wading through treacle, your emails are landing flatter than a pancake, and even your conversations lack that usual spark?
Is the challenge you're currently facing truly just what it appears to be on the surface? Or could there be a deeper layer, a hidden opportunity waiting to be uncovered if you simply shifted your perspective?
Let's reflect on the power of swift decision-making in your coaching practice. This is a key skill that directly impacts your effectiveness. And your own productivity!
As we navigate the exciting and sometimes challenging journey of building businesses and coaching practices, it's easy to feel like we need to have all the answers, all at once. We strategize, we plan, we execute, and we push. But for us, as believers, there's a foundational truth that needs to anchor every step: the absolute necessity of trusting in the Lord.
That nagging feeling... It's been there, hasn't it? A whisper in your heart, a persistent thought that nudges you awake at night. Maybe it surfaces during another frustrating meeting with a boss who just doesn't get it.