I am just checking in with you - How are you getting on with your New Years Resolutions in 2008?

Maybe you didn’t even set any? Can I ask why? Is it because you always give up by the third week in January and are left feeling that you have failed? Maybe you were not organised enough to spend time thinking about what you would like to change? Maybe you are unsure about setting goals and think it’s easier to continue the way you are?

May is often considered as an appropriate time to review the goals that you set in January or why not take the opportunity to set goals for the rest of the year?

Take a moment, ask yourself:
- Where do you realistically see yourself in 12 months time?
- Do you feel that you are making the most out of your life?
- Are you confused about where your life is going?
- Do you feel stuck in a rut?
- Are you unsure about what you want out of life?
- Is 2008 going to end with you having achieved everything that you set out to achieve or even started?

If you are serious about following through on your goals then employing a Life Coach can help you as I will assist you in identifying where you are now by helping you get clarity. I will help you discover what it is that you truly want out of life and remove whatever is stopping you being or doing what ever you want in life.

How would you feel if you got to the end of 2008 and remembered that you had the chance or opportunity to make the life changes you wanted and to have someone there supporting you every step of the way and you passed it up?

Making life changes is something only you can do? I can’t do your push ups for you and maybe you could go it alone and do it by yourself BUT it is May and if you were really going to wouldn’t you have already done it?

Between now and the end of May I am offering 1hr life coaching sessions for £40.00 and if you book six in advance I am offering two at £30.00.

What’s that I hear you ask yourself? Can I afford it?

The answer:

If you have one session a fortnight it works out less than the price of your daily Starbucks. 

Are you worth the investment?