A lot of the time we’re too smothered by the problem to see the solution. So whilst you are the master of your destiny, getting perspective from others in the group and from the live group calls can give you that breakthrough you need to help you get there faster.

'I can probably do this alone, do I really need a course?'

First, I would interrogate “impossible”. There are ways that we don’t always see.
Second, don’t peg all your happiness on one thing that’s outside of your control. It puts happiness out of reach and makes you dependent on others.
My system empowers you by giving you multiple routes to your version of happiness and success which you can start on straight away, without waiting for a job posting to pop up. There’s more than one dream job for everyone.

'I know what my dream job is but it’s impossible to get.'

I said exactly that to my first life coach about her program.I said it wasn’t the right time, I had too much on, but I would do it the following month.
She told me that if I learnt to always wait for the right timing, I would miss out on witnessing how much I was capable of. If we think we’re at the mercy of our circumstances then we will never learn to have power over them. And that sent a chill through me.
 She was right. I signed up even though I didn’t feel ready and guess what - I surprised myself with how much I achieved in that course.

'Now’s not the right time, I’ll do it next time.'

You haven’t done MY worksheets before. These have been tried and tested on my one-on-one clients and they work.
I created bespoke exercises because I was left disappointed with a lot of the value exercises out there. No need to take my word for it, take my client's:

“I used to hate talking about myself and telling people what I did for a living, but after I did your Strengths and Values exercises I was so proud of my values, I started telling people what I stood for and that says so much more about me than my job title.” Charise

'I’ve done strengths and values before and it’s not made a difference.'

Some of you may have a job that’s not too shabby. It’s comfortable, it pays, there’s work life balance, changing jobs feels like a big change.
What I would ask is ‘Does your work make you feel alive?’

That’s the litmus test. Not whether you’re happy or not (we can sometimes intellectualise happiness), but whether you feel alive? What if you had all those perks and more, AND you felt alive in your days?

Don't let fear keep you satisfied with less. When we compromise and settle, we’re not even scratching the surface of what we’re truly capable of.

'My job isn’t too bad, it has perks.'

By now you’re either raring to go or you have some hesitations.
Here are some of the most common hesitations my clients have had before joining my programs:

Still deciding?