How would you grade your life....use Online Life Coaching?

I like the idea of seeing life as a great big school for everyone on the planet. That perspective leads me to believe one of the reasons we’re here is to get an education. After further contemplation it opens up all sorts of questions like “why are we sometimes students, and other times teachers” (often unknowingly)? And how about “which coursework is optional and which is mandatory?” 

“Being Human 101” must be a core required class… along with death, taxes and getting your buttons pushed. Which ones are optional? How about obsession, laughter, trust, love, friendship, maudlin guilt, needlepoint, faith, curiosity, resentment, and emotional awareness among many others. In fact, that list is nearly unlimited with a little imagination. Given that, plus the axiom that “we become good at the things we practice most often”, it makes a lot of sense to choose your course of study intentionally. Otherwise you’re likely to find yourself eating a large regret sandwich when you look back over your life. What will you want your transcript to say about your life?  Choose wisely and you’re more likely to be at peace when you’re done here.

Gratitude Vs. Fear: Will You Choose Scarcity or Abundance?

World-class mentor Michael Hyatt opened a recent blog post by asking a challenging question:

Personal counseling is a very important form of online therapy and Life Coaching. It is meant to allow self-discovery and self-growth. It aims to help enhance one’s self confidence and improves upon their relationships, to find solutions to their problems, to achieve other goals and to enhance decision-making in such a way that it leads to betterment in the psychological, emotional, physical and spiritual health of the individual. In order to seek personal counseling, one does not need to have a psychological problem. This is the kind of therapy that would be beneficial to an individual at any point in time, and will enhance your psychological state. At the same time, we all have minor difficulties in our day to day routine. Personal counseling can help you manage these minor hurdles effectively. These may include exam stress, fear of failure, anger, shame, loneliness, guilt, dealing with change, anxiety as well as day to day relationship problems.