How my life changed with coaching

Not to brag, but my life was already pretty great before I discovered coaching. 

I’d grown up among what some might call tough circumstances, so I learned early on how to be a goal-oriented problem solver. I knew how to get what I wanted and was never afraid of the hard work needed to get it done. But hard work it was! There was plenty of suffering, sacrifice, people-pleasing and mind-drama along the way. I had bought into the common belief that if something was worthy of achievement, it needed to be a hard slog to get there.

Then I discovered mindset coaching and it was like someone turned on the lights. I learned that while sometimes pain is unavoidable, suffering is always optional.

For the first time I could see mow much time and energy I’d been wasting on the stuff that made life seem hard – all that pointless suffering, sacrifice, people-pleasing and mind drama. 

As I started to put the principles of mindset coaching into practice, my life changed from great to amazing. My relationships improved. I found it easier to make decisions. And I started setting and achieving bigger and bigger goals. I was also achieving them with less effort than before.

Coaching taught me how my mind works. Which gave me clarity and stopped me spinning in confusion and self-doubt. I no longer had that mind drama that made everything hard. 

Now I simply decide what I want to achieve, work out what I need to do to achieve it and get on with doing the work until it’s done. It’s amazing how fast goals are accomplished and problems solved when there is no time wasted on indecision, procrastination or worry. 

This is available to all of us, even those who aren’t naturally goal-oriented problem solvers. It’s a simple set of skills. 

And I’m dedicating my life to teaching them to my fellow vegan, so that we can all have amazing lives, free from suffering and full of positive impact on the world.

What goal or problem are you working on right now? Is there something that’s making it hard? Could that something be entirely unnecessary?

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