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What does OPM stand for? No 10 of Ed's 12 Money Mindset Strategies is - "YOU do not need money to make money use OPM strategies" Thank you :)
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"Coaching Women Through Midlife Challenges: Menopause & Relationships."
In coaching women facing existential challenges during midlife, such as navigating menopause and dealing with relationship issues, what specific strategies do you employ to help them discover renewed purpose and fulfillment?
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@Christiana Troussa Hi Chris...While I appreciate the importance of coaching women through midlife challenges, it's worth mentioning that this isn't my niche. As you know my expertise lies in a different area, but I'm here to help with any other questions or topics you might have.
How do I sell an outcome that no one is interested in?
I haven't achieved much in life. What I have achieved is not what I want to help people with. But what I would like to help people with is having a profound sense of freedom of simply being with oneself. I don't have to DO anything to be at peace and it took me 30+ years to figure it out. But how the bloody hell do you sell happiness from doing nothing when we live in a world of external validation and you have to be a millionaire to be accepted? Any insights would be very appreciated ๐Ÿ™
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@Steve Allen Hello Steve--Selling the idea of finding happiness in simply being is indeed a unique challenge. It's a shift in mindset. steve, by focusing on conveying the transformative impact that mindset shifts have on inner peace, well-being, and mental health are all good. Ve sure to emphasize the value of contentment beyond external validation. Ypu should consider sharing any personal stories, testimonials, and relatable examples to connect with others on a deeper level. It's about selling the profound shift in mindset and the richness it brings to life. With authenticity and a genuine passion for this message of changing mindsets can be compelling in itself.
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To sell an outcome that may not seem initially interesting, focus on highlighting its long-term benefits, solving potential pain points, and demonstrating value in a unique way. It is important to understand your clients needs and tailor your approach to showcase how the outcome addresses their concerns or goals.
Coaching as a defence mechanism
I keep on coming to the realisation of my motivation to become a coach and it doesn't sit well with me. It's coming from a place of fear and inadequacy. If I become a coach, no one can hurt me anymore, because I'm always one step ahead of them in terms of awareness. I can help anyone who wants to change and I can protect myself from those stuck in dysfunction from negatively programming me; because I know better. Essentially, it's a defence mechanism my ego wants to use as an identity so I can feel same in society. It honestly feels icky and inauthentic. I don't want to be afraid of people but I don't want to be fake to feel safe either. I want to form an identity that's in alignment with my true self and become socialised in a healthy way, instead of getting on my high horse and feeling superior to others. Dont get me wrong, I love coaching as a means of personal transformation and getting guidance from genuine coaches, but as it stands, I honestly don't feel ready to become a coach just yet. I'm not going anywhere though, I value this community and have made some incredible friends. I'll still share my insights and support others where I feel aligned to help. But for now, the only coaching training I'll be going through, is to help me heal and understand myself better. Thank you for letting me be me ๐Ÿ™
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@Steve Allen Hello Steve -- It's commendable that you're reflecting on your motivations for becoming a coach. Taking the time to understand your true intentions and focusing on personal growth is a wise choice. It's important to align your identity with authenticity rather than using coaching as a defense mechanism. Your commitment to personal transformation and self-discovery is a valuable journey. Best of luck on your path of healing and understanding yourself better.
Woohoo! Look what came in the post!
Show me yours, I've shown you mine! ๐Ÿ˜‰ Not sure about you but I'm not great at celebrating each moment and yet it's so important - it's own inner technology that supports and flows out to benefit everywhere else. Missing our achievements is a bit like being complacent about the gift of life! So, join me I'm singing my own praises here. Feel free to sing your own below also. Or shower me with "the future is going to be gorgeous woman" vibes. I'll take that too! I'm proud of myself. I love my brain. I adore following my intuition. I love helping people glow and grow and follow their wisdom and intelligence as well. It's led me here. This work is brilliant. I'm well supported by @Ed J C Smith @Tina Hughes and all the other admin angels that support this work. (And @Katya Gor and more! Thank you for helping me grow.) Sing your own praises. What are you proud of and willing to take time to celebrate today? X
Woohoo! Look what came in the post!
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@Leila Le That's awesome. I'm proud of you. Sing it from the roof tops . Congratulation
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David Walter
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My name is David Walter, the founder and CEO of several companies. One of them thrives on strategic consulting and business development.

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