Some unrest comes to a person from not knowing what is truly important to them in life and making decisions based on what they think they ‘should’ do rather than what is congruent with their values.

It is like driving to a new destination without a current and accurate map. So, if our values and beliefs are the drivers in our life then what we believe is what tends to happen. In essence, what we focus on is what we get.  Coaches support people to get out on the table in a safe manner their identity, values, beliefs, stories, motivations, intentions, and plans and to explore their patterns of behaviour, including whether these patterns are ‘resourceful’ or ‘un-resourceful’ to them. Through identifying their drivers and exploring their map, people will have a greater understanding of where they are currently at and what tweaks they may want to make to move forward in a resourceful way.  The aim of values and beliefs coaching is for a client to move towards the life they want with their hands on the steering wheel.

Many come to realise that in order to create meaningful and lasting change they must make that change; that they have choices and can decide what is best for them. Through coaching people can learn to ask themselves empowering questions and take meaningful actions when challenges arise; they may cease to rely on other people to provide them with happiness, and cease ‘the blame game’. Some clients ultimately become aware of how they create their own universe and everything that happens within it.

Benefits

• understand who you really are
• deciphering why you have made the decisions you have in life
• learning how to make choices that suit you better
• moving forward in life in ways that feel good.

This session covers the following:

Core beliefs worksheet
Values worksheet
Elicitation of values
My ideal life – what do I want?
New values and goals
Personal beliefs on new values
Smart goals