We have so many choices each and every day!  This abundance of choices is both a blessing and a curse.  It’s a wonderful thing that we are offered so many choices, rather than having someone else decide most everything for us.  But having so many options to decide among can also become burdensome, especially when it comes to core questions like “Who am I?” or “Where am I heading–and is that really where I want to go?”

The hyper-individualism of our modern age often separates us from many of the resources we need to answer such life-shaping, life-directing questions well.  Coaching can help bring clarity–but not because a coach has all the answers, will tell you what to do, or make you do it.  Coaching is oriented to drawing out from you the answers to significant life questions, drawing out the answers that are already  “in there” but can be hard to see or recognize or name.  Good coaching is way more about asking good questions and listening deeply than telling you what to do.

It’s when you hear your voice saying something like, “Yes, that’s it–that’s where I want to go, and these are the next steps for me to take!” that you are on your way to deep and lasting change.