Hey there! I'm writing from Asheville, North Carolina where I arrived yesterday for a solo "Think Week". If you're not familiar with the concept, a Think Week is a period of time where you disconnect from your daily routine and immerse yourself in deep thinking and reflection.
Love the concepts here! It strikes me that Professional Transition Coaching might be one of the greatest "bang for the buck" since increasing alignment and clarity at a critical juncture in one's life is high leverage.
I bet everyone knows countless friends who are in the predicament of wanting to figure out a change but lack the guidance/frameworks to do so, so this feels more painkiller than vitamin. Also many people are already manually doing this themselves in some way (think week, sabbatical, travel), but seeking a structured way to approach it.
This really resonated with my own journey. Loved the honing in on transitions. They are some of the most challenging in life when we are transitioning our minds and our hearts to close the gap between who we are acting as, and who we really want to show up in the world as: tapping into and bringing forth our differences, our unique strengths, or worldviews.
It's an inspirational piece marked by the sharing of your own journey. The way you own where you have got to ("I was born for this") speaks to the own challenges in finding your path.
Just back from a weeklong solo soul sojourn and on the fulcrum of a smaller transition in geo and really enjoyed this. Don’t even know you personally but clear you are in/approaching Ikigai so congrats. Keep going!
Love the concepts here! It strikes me that Professional Transition Coaching might be one of the greatest "bang for the buck" since increasing alignment and clarity at a critical juncture in one's life is high leverage.
I bet everyone knows countless friends who are in the predicament of wanting to figure out a change but lack the guidance/frameworks to do so, so this feels more painkiller than vitamin. Also many people are already manually doing this themselves in some way (think week, sabbatical, travel), but seeking a structured way to approach it.
This really resonated with my own journey. Loved the honing in on transitions. They are some of the most challenging in life when we are transitioning our minds and our hearts to close the gap between who we are acting as, and who we really want to show up in the world as: tapping into and bringing forth our differences, our unique strengths, or worldviews.
It's an inspirational piece marked by the sharing of your own journey. The way you own where you have got to ("I was born for this") speaks to the own challenges in finding your path.
Thanks for sharing, Steve.
Just back from a weeklong solo soul sojourn and on the fulcrum of a smaller transition in geo and really enjoyed this. Don’t even know you personally but clear you are in/approaching Ikigai so congrats. Keep going!
Outstanding