Juan on One Coaching

Today, I present to you one of the tools I use to assess teams and develop action plans to improve performance.

It uses entertainment as a way to discuss subject that otherwise wouldn't be openly brought up in conversation.

I'll probably do this for the next several episodes.

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I have been sicked for a few days and didn't feel like coming up with an idea so I decided to read some quotes and see which one inspired me most.

Here's a simple description of what I can do for you as a coach.

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This is one of the exercises I use with my clients. It's used all over the place but the rarely use it as a tool to design the life we want.

Give it a go, and let me know your findings.

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I was in a coaching session a couple days ago and I said something that I never really considered before.

It relates to this classic positivism advice that "we are always at the right place and where and when we are supposed to be."

This phrase is used to encourage people to shift to the perspective that we can learn from every moment.

Yet, in this video I raise a question about this advice...

Comment to let me know what you think...

In 2013, when I started pursuing to passion of becoming a leadership trainer, I started a blog with the expectation that everyone had to like what I wrote.

I needed everyone to support my cause. Otherwise, I wasn't doing a good job at sharing my message, or my message wasn't any good.

I was wrong in this belief, but the feelings were real.

Today, those fears have evolved but I have figured out I don't need to be liked by everyone.

Watch the video to find out what's one thing that helped me overcome this fear.

It's my shameless attempt at a riddle inspire by what happened to me playing baseball tonight; and a years old memory.

Watch the video to find out what happened.

Share what comes to mind in the comments.

If you are in my Balancing Success & Passion Facebook group, you probably saw me do this in a FB Live session.

It helped me tremendously is finding a calm assertive state of mind and I want to share it with you.

Let me know what you discover with the exercise.

Also, message me to [email protected] if you are interested in studying this book by James Allen, for a short 4 weeks.

Be well,

~Juan

If haven't listened to yesterday's episode, please take a moment to listen to the story I shared. It serves as the foundation for today's thoughts.

Youtube: https://youtu.be/QHK2wVmbXgk

Podcast: https://anchor.fm/juanononecoaching/episodes/Episode-109---It-All-Comes-Back-To-You-e4iaei

Blog: https://wp.me/p33wca-1bf

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We seem to spend a lot of time thinking the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence. What if the color of the grass was all a mirage created by our own view of the world?

Today, I just want to share with you a story I read in the book, Supercoach, by Michael Neill.

I'll let you reach your own conclusions.

Send me a note or comment with your reactions to the message.

One more thing, forgive my accent...

We spend too much time thinking about the future and planning days.

It seems the only reason why we look at the past is to remember the good old days, criticize our mistakes, or regret missed opportunities.

Here are two ways to make your past more useful.

Don't forget to comment or hit reply and let me k ow what is one thing you need help with right now.