In this stage of life, you've felt the call to adventure, but for a multitude of mental and physical reasons (or excuses, as you'll come to know them), you just can't seem to get unstuck.
But the process of feeling and then getting unstuck is actually part of the hero's journey!
If you didn't get stuck, you wouldn't be able to overcome the obstacles and become the hero and follow the adventure you were meant to have. So stop beating yourself up and instead use this second part of an 11-episode series as a springboard to get yourself unlocked and on to the next stage of your hero's journey!
Explore with me today why we feel so bad about getting stuck, even if we know it's a part of the process. We'll take a look at a personal hero of mine, Luke Skywalker, who didn't simply meet Obi-Wan Kenobi and decide to tag along. I will also provide an exercise that we do with our students to help them overcome this stagnant feeling. We will hit a sequence of prompt questions, getting down to the gritty details: what patterns you see in enjoyable accomplishments you've had in the past, and what your goals should be without listening to the "they." Ultimately, these questions will act as the rungs of the ladder that gets you out of the muck.
Because no one wants to look back in 20 years with regrets, let's get you toward the journey you were meant to have today.
3 Key Takeaways
- It's normal to be the reluctant hero. It's important to acknowledge these thoughts before moving forward.
- My provided questions worksheet will help you get yourself unstuck, but beware answering how "They" would.
- Impostor syndrome is especially strong in this stage, but you have to continue despite it.
Get the full show notes and more information here:
https://storiedcoaching.com/the-refusal-of-the-call-to-adventure-aka-how-to-get-unstuck/