I want to share with you a formula to be successful in what you want:
Identify the goals you want to achieve
Create an action plan that directs you toward those goals
Take action in a sustained way
Assess whether or not you are getting closer to your goals
If what you do does not bring you closer to your goals, do something different until you get closer.
By following these steps many things can be accomplished, but it turns out that:
Many people do not know what they want in their life. Some know what they don't want… but they ignore what they really want. They lack clarity of purpose.
Many people who know what they want do not know how to get it. They lack knowledge or ability to develop an action plan.
Many people who know what they want and what they have to do to achieve it do not take action on a sustained basis. They lack a little push.
Many people don't know if what they are doing brings them closer to their goals or not. They need information about your performance.
Many people hold on to strategies that have proven ineffective in getting them what they want.
They lack the flexibility to change.
That is where the coach can contribute all his value.
A coach is a person who helps his clients to have clarity of purpose about what they really want, about their dreams and their desires. It is someone who helps you design the life you long to live.
A coach is a person who helps his clients to develop a plan of action, to move from the situation in which they are, to the situation in which they want to find themselves.
A coach is a person who helps his clients to take action on a sustained basis, who encourages and encourages them to do, because knowledge is not enough, it has to be accompanied by action.
A coach is a person who helps his clients in the task of knowing their weak points and their areas for improvement, gives them feedback and information from an external point of view.
A coach is a person who helps his clients to change what is not working for them, who helps them to question the readings of the world that trap them in impoverished patterns of behavior, trains them in the art of being flexible, facilitates the search alternative constructions for the biographies they are writing.
As Anthony Robbins says: "The decisions you made in the past have got you where you are, the decisions you make now will get you where you are."
