Wednesday, April 29, 2009

WHERE R U...on the Road From Success to Significance?

E-Coaching Tips
May 09

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WHERE R U ON...

The 8 Stages on the Road From Success to Significance

1. Disengage to think.

2. Do a self-assessment to understand what "build on your strength" means to you.

3. Find your spiritual core.

4. Envision your mission-in-life.

5. Clear your plate to create capacity.

6. Build a "Second-Half Team" to support your mission.

7. Test your concepts in low cost probes, as well as with seismic testing!

8. Re-paradigm your life. Develop an entirely new way of thinking about your life.


Adapted from Game Plan
by Bob Buford

6 Comments:

Blogger Dorothy C. said...

This is a succinct and thought-provoking checklist. The life purpose coaching training has helped me to find ways to think about God's purpose for me. I think I am at #4--Envision your mission-in-life. Clarifying is a good start on developing a new paradigm for my life.

Friday, May 15, 2009 11:17:00 AM  
Blogger JayneKane said...

I think I am somewhere between forming a second half team and testing low cost probes. God has been putting people in my life who are instrumental in my decision to become a life purpose coach, and as I sit it on the level 2 seminars, I have a gamut of emotions - fear, elation, excitement and doubt. But as Katie said God will help me soar!

Tuesday, May 19, 2009 8:31:00 PM  
Blogger Trina Norfleet said...

#6 jumps out at me because I often struggle with having too much on my plate. A counselor once told me to figure out what I can take off my plate for a season and what I can take off my plate for good. And to remember not to add anything on the plate unless I'm willing to take something off. So I see the vision for life coaching and LPCCI ministry and must work toward "Clearing My Plate to Create Capacity." I'm being prayerful about what I need to "clear" in order to fulfill God's purpose for me.

Thursday, May 21, 2009 3:55:00 PM  
Blogger Trina Norfleet said...

Oops, I meant to say that I am at #5, not #6.

Thursday, May 21, 2009 4:04:00 PM  
Anonymous Bruce B said...

I can visualize taking each step in a systematic order as a needed life process that will enable me to better understand where I am in life and perhaps where I need to go. After taking inventory and action through step eight I can continue on by returning back to step one. A great life path to follow with each forward step I take!

Thursday, May 28, 2009 10:57:00 AM  
Blogger Brenda Keller said...

I am presently in stage #5. I am in a prioritizing and organizing stage. I tend to get overly busy and I am pruning away at some of the things that I do not feel that God is calling me to do at this stage in my life.

Thursday, August 27, 2009 4:36:00 PM  

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