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Transitions affect each of us throughout our lives.  They are a normal part of living however, some are more difficult than others.

       Do you feel alone as you take the first steps through
        a mid life transition?
       Do you have a sense of of being on your own without a
        support system, not knowing the direction to take
        or even perhaps feeling lost?
       Do you feel that your family or even close friends may not
        know how to help? Sometimes there are things you
        can't discuss with them.

During this time of change, it may seem to you that you don't know where to turn or who will listen to you, to help you understand your fears or apprehension. Coaching is a relationship that offers you the space during your mid life transition to reflect on how your relationships at work and at home, how you are with people, what works well, and what doesn't. It is an opportunity to gain greater self-awareness and use it to improve your well-being, your performance and your relationships.

                     • Bring you life into balance
                     • Renew your spirituality
                     • Decide your life's purpose
                     • Manage change & the stress that accompanies it
                     • Maximize your confidence, energy, motivation
                     • Determine what your life's legacy will be

Transitions... some are by choice, some are not.

Either way, life's transitions are difficult to navigate alone. Transitions are a part of life but from transitions can come the opportunity for renewal.

How do you work through the questions about where you want to go, the path your life will take? Your life's purpose?

Imagine a coach that focuses totally on you, on where you are in life right now, on who you are and what will help you achieve success through your transition. Consider having the full attention of someone who listens to your thoughts and feelings while encouraging you to become all that you know you can be. Renew Coaching may be the help you are seeking.

Imagine working with a coach who is focused completely on your renewal process, helping you gain insights and direction that might take you a lot longer to achieve if you were to try to get there on your own. In this safe and supportive environment, you will feel understood and cared for. Your coach will not judge you. Together we will navigate the rough waters of transition. Throughout the journey you will change and evolve.

Are you in transition now in any of the following areas?

      • Career change/transition
      • Planning for retirement
      • Decide what you will do with the 2nd half
               of your life
      • Recently divorced or widowed
      • Changing direction in your life
      • Determine what your life's legacy will be
      • Made an important decision in your life and
               help seeing it through?
      • Downsized from your job?
      • Want to enjoy life more than you do today?

Are you ready for transition coaching? Contact us today and find out! 

Ready to start now?

tem Name: Coaching - Three 50 minute session per month
Item Number: C-106A

The Top Ten Things I Know About Transitions     Author Unknown

1. Transitions can be as soft as a whisper or as loud as an earthquake.

2. Sometimes a transition starts as an internal shift, as in a new way of looking at things. Sometimes, a transition is brought on by external forces like a job transfer or loss of someone near to you.

3. Every transition is accompanied by a shift in the way we identify ourselves. If we plan the transition, the identity shift is often a prelude to the actual, physical changes in our life. If the transition is driven by outside forces, our identity is often forced to catch up. Either way, a big part of every transition is reconciling our old beliefs with our new identity

4. Using our intuition is critical to a smooth transition. We can transition more deeply and more profoundly by paying very close attention to our intuitive insights, that inner voice of our authentic desires. 

5. When we allow our desires, and allow ourselves to become one who already has whatever it is we're wanting, we bring more of our authentic selves to the transition. These desires provide direction and clues to our path, a path where what we want includes who we are.

6. In that moment when we allow our desires to come from our authenticity, our transition ceases to come from us, but rather through us. We must then, be receptive to something greater. 

7. Often, in the process of “acting on” our transition, the creative option of “allowing” ourselves to be receptive to that greater force is missed. 

8. We merely must wait and be attentive to its arrival of that which we desire.

9. It is far more beautiful, graceful and gratifying to become attractive and receive than to chase things. 

10. Slow down, tune in, and heed the inner call. As you transition, be ready, willing, and able to accept your new identity.