Shalom to you and Yours....
As Some may know, I am a certified life coach and a Member of BCLC, (Board of Christian Life Coaching) I am willing to mentor you if in need of. However, I am Retired so that means I don't work I spent 56 years of doing so (WORK) but my income is tight, I am also a spiritual leader and Deacon to our Ministry in Pakistan however I am in the USA. "Children is our Future"
As A "Certified Life Coach"
I am a wellness professional who guides and supports individuals in achieving their personal and professional goals.
I work with clients to identify their values, set goals, and develop strategies to overcome obstacles.
Unlike therapists, who focus on past trauma, life coaches primarily center on the present and future, helping clients make positive changes and reach their full potential.
Are you looking to move forward or hang on to what's holding you back?
The answer to whether you are looking to move forward or hang on to what's holding you back
depends on your individual circumstances and motivations.
It's a question about personal growth and overcoming obstacles, so let's talk about your future and your goal
"What exactly are you looking for" is a question that seeks to understand your intentions, often in a relationship or job context, asking about your goals, desired outcomes, or preferred characteristics in a partner or position.
My question is how do you plan to achieve this? I see that your goals are set in a Direction, how do you plan to move forward?, To move forward, identify your goals and create an actionable plan by breaking them into small, achievable steps. Focus on the present, take consistent action, and regularly review and adjust your plans as needed. Letting go of the past and embracing growth, even when facing discomfort or uncertainty, is key to making deliberate, long-term progress.
. Set Your Goals
Define Your Purpose: Clearly identify what you want to achieve in the long term to provide a sense of direction and motivation.
Write it Down: Detail your goals and ambitions to solidify them and use them as fuel for your plan.
Create an Actionable Plan
Break Down Goals: Deconstruct large goals into smaller, manageable steps or a checklist.
Prioritize and Schedule: Determine the logical order of your steps and create a realistic timeline for completing them.
Work Your Plan: Take consistent action on one small step at a time, and be ready to make decisions based on available information.
Take Action and Stay Accountable
Act Consistently: Successful people have a determination to take action; make decisions and execute them.
Do Something Positive: Make a list of enjoyable activities and commit to doing at least one each day.
Help Others: Shift focus from yourself to others by doing something for someone else.
Review and Adjust
Evaluate Progress: After each step, evaluate the results and determine if adjustments are needed before moving to the next phase.
Be Flexible: Remain open to change and make necessary adjustments to your strategy, goals, and tasks as needed.
Reflect Regularly: Take time to review what you've learned and done, reflecting on the significance of your experiences.
Cultivate the Right Mindset
Let Go of the Past: Acknowledge past mistakes and feelings, but don't let them hold you back.
Embrace Growth: View challenging moments as opportunities to change plans and move in a new direction.
Practice Gratitude: Cultivate gratitude for the present to stay motivated and focused.
Control Your Thoughts: Focus your effort on what you can control—your thoughts, words, and actions.
It’s never too late to start a new chapter in life.
What matters is the depth of your character, the values you uphold, and the kindness you share with others.
Everything you ever wanted is on the other side of your comfort zone
Don't be afraid to explore your possibilities!
In his Name
Pastor Dave
https://thedove.net/