Change is Good So Changing Your Mind Is Also Good
This blog started as a very big idea. It was to be a home for my Big Link Rallies. When I put the blog up I thought I’d be having 2-3 rallies every year. Who knows? I still may. But for right now my heart’s not in it.
I totally enjoyed the first rally and so did the participants. I have no doubt that I’ll facilitate one again. However, even though everything I do will always be true-calling inspired, the original scope and format of the rallies will never be the same.
I’ve changed my mind about that for many reasons. But the main one is this. For about the same money I can deliver greater participant value over 90 days of phone coaching than I can in one wonderful rally day.
I have such an opportunity now. It’s for folks who want to work in a small true-calling discovery mastermind.
If you are a spiritual seeker who wants to accelerate discovering exactly what you ought to be now that you’re grown up – go here and read about this offer.
On this page and podcast I’ve identified 15 blocks that fog your career clarity. Take a look or listen and see which are slowing you down. Perhaps you’ll realize that there is a right career discovery process that works.
Career clarity is important because once you have it and can see your calling, you’ll no longer delay. You’ll begin to do the work that you always knew you could and you’ll love it.
So please give yourself permission to change your mind frequently. It’s all good and knowing that allows you to share who you are right now. Who you are is the greatest value you can give to humankind.
I’ll most likely still hold a virtual rally in the fall but it will be much narrower in scope and much more adventuresome engagement. Stay tuned. Sometimes changing your mind is very good.
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After years of personal struggle and work with hundreds of coaching clients, I've come to understand that identifying one's true calling is primarily a spiritual process. Regardless of individual religious beliefs, this process must be approached with the reverence and respect that it deserves. 