Trickier, subconscious issues are often the culprit to implementing change.
Ask yourself, “What’s blocking me from implementing new skills?”
You may assume, quite confidently, that procrastination, perfectionism, financial or situational constraints are to blame. Or, default to the old standard, “It’s just the way I am.”
Start by assuming all of these reasons are wrong. Exploring deeper issues of “why” you’re having trouble staying consistent with positive habits is your self-directed path to find gold. As you understand yourself more, new habits and skills will stick, building a solid foundation for your ideal life.
There are lots of times you need an immediate answer, “What should I do about ___ right now?”
As humans, when you encounter something that’s stressful, confusing, or painful, we have an immediate impulse to share our story. When the people in your life aren’t necessarily experienced or kind, sharing complicated issues with them isn’t that helpful. You may even end up feeling much worse.
Start by being a good friend to yourself by guiding yourself using trustworthy advice. Workbooks are designed for you to do as much or as little as you want, it’s all good. There’s no incentive if you accomplish more or less –reading one page versus the whole thing–we don’t care. It’s totally up to your own judgement about what you need.
Start your first entry in the JOURNAL.
Take your Rate My Emotional IQ Quiz.
Purchase all the developmental series paperbacks, or start with your most immediate developmental area of focus.
Use Getting What I Want and Tracking Myself in Positive Psychology. Plot a self-directed training schedule that’s immersive, focused or as needed.
Estimated time, 2.5 hours
Download the first book in your developmental area of focus.
Continue with other titles, as needs arise or via an immersive or focused training program.
Complete the worksheet on your own, with a partner or helping professional.
Estimated time, 20 minutes
What are you focused on or dealing with?
Workbooks are designed to mirror client’s typical 1-3 year developmental arc in private practice.
As needs arise = 1 digital book or a Developmental Series paperback specific to crisis point
Focused = 6 months, 2 books per month
Immersive = 1 year, 2 books per month
How to use self-directed training tools to elevate employees, students or teams. Includes a value proposition, overview of resources and best practices.
How to use self-directed training tools to evaluate how your relationships evolved and what to do next.
Use these scaling questions, (1-5, 1 being the least, 5 being the most), to determine whether you should start with Corework or Coaching.