We started the year pretty easy with some simple tips on the DO’s and DON’Ts.
So are you now ready to go deeper?
Of course that is rhetoric, because I know that you are.
Otherwise you would have left me and my musings long ago.
Today’s article is inspired by a recent coaching client (45-years of age) and a deeper conversation about their parents, including their influence on their behaviours, even decades after ‘leaving the nest‘.
As a caveat, I acknowledge that some people have had some truly distressing, harmful and abusive experiences with their parents and upbringing, and if that is the case, then tread lightly through this discussion, plus I encourage you to seek professional support to process the deeper stuff.
My approach to this topic, and life in general, begins with a core belief that “life is for me and not against me” and that “everything (regardless of how discomfortable, unfair, or awful it was or is) is a potential opportunity to learn something new and to grow from that insight”.
With that lens of perception in place, let’s see where this takes us.
However, I know you are committed to doing the things that make your life more joyful, easeful, and less hard, so I know you are on board.
Here goes.