Super Quick Life Analysis

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Quiz Questions

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Ready... set... go! How much time do you spend on your hobbies? (Don't forget, if a question isn't relevant to you, just choose the 'positive' answer!)
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  Hobbies? What hobbies?
- B.
  I prioritise my hobbies! I love the time I dedicate to them.
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
2.
How happy are you with the organisation in your home?
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  The level of clutter is driving me mad
- B.
  Very happy! My home is very tidy, organised and everything is in its place
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
3.
How satisfied are you with your work-life balance?
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  What is work life balance?
- B.
  Very happy, I prioritise my home life as much as my work life
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
4.
How are you at managing your finances?
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- A.
  I have no idea how much money I have right now
- B.
  I know exactly how much is coming in and going out
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
5.
How happy are you with your mental health right now?
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  Not great, I'm really struggling
- B.
  Really good, my mental health is pretty strong
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
6.
How much quality time do you spend with family and friends?
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  Not nearly enough, I'm always so busy!
- B.
  Family and friends are a major focus in my life and I always make time for them
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
7.
How satisfied are you with the level of romantic affection in your life?
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  Not very!
- B.
  Very satisfied!
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
8.
How satisfied are you with your level of spiritual growth?
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  I feel completely stagnated spiritually
- B.
  I focus on spiritual growth a lot
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
9.
How satisfied are you with the amount of time you spend doing new things or exploring new places?
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  I never make time to do new things
- B.
  I love trying new things and visiting new places and do it all the time
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
10.
How on top of home maintenance are you?
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  I can see the sky through the hole in the roof
- B.
  Everything is working perfectly and nothing needs replacing
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
11.
How much job satisfaction do you get?
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- A.
  I really do not like my job all that much
- B.
  I bloody love my job
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
12.
Do you have all of your fundamental finances in place?
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  No, there are quite a few things to sort
- B.
  Yes, all insurance, tax and mortgage/rent and a will is in place
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
13.
How satisfied are you with your physical health right now?
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- A.
  I have some significant physical health issues
- B.
  I feel great physically
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
14.
How strong are your boundaries with family/friends?
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  I always end up doing things I don't really want to do for family/friends
- B.
  I am really clear on what is and isn't acceptable and I spend my time where I really want to
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
15.
How satisfied are you with the level of romantic connection you have in your life?
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  Not very!
- B.
  Very satisfied!
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
16.
Do you make time for your mental and intellectual growth?
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  I can't remember the last time I learned anything new!
- B.
  I always read and learn new things to ensure I am growing intellectually
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
17.
How much time do you spend having fun and laughing?
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  Hardly ever
- B.
  I laugh often and am always having fun
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
18.
How on top of household chores are you?
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  I'm currently drowning under the washing pile
- B.
  I have a weekly plan to make sure everything is clean, washed and tidy
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
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How satisfied are you with the opportunities to develop your skills at work?
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  I've completely stagnated and haven't learned anything new in a long time
- B.
  I learn all the time and love it
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
20.
How prepared for the future are you financially?
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  I've got enough put aside for next week's food shopping
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  I have several investments and a robust pension plan
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  Not applicable/ important to me
21.
How well do you manage your stress levels?
- A.
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  Not well at all, I feel constantly stressed right now
- B.
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  I have strategies in place to manage stress really well
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  Not applicable/ important to me
22.
How happy are you with your contribution to your community?
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- A.
  I have a community?
- B.
  I am an active member of my community
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
23.
How satisfied are you with the level of trust (romantically) in your life?
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  Not very!
- B.
  Very satisfied!
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
24.
How much time do you spend growing socially (relationship building, increasing self-esteem and confidence)?
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  I never pay any attention to this and am not very confident
- B.
  I pay a lot of atttention to this and feel very confident in different social settings
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
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How much time to you carve out for yourself?
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  I'm never alone!
- B.
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  Often! This is a priority for me!
- C.
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  Not applicable/ important to me
26.
Do you have a place to relax in your home?
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  No, the whole house is in chaos!
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  Yes, I have a place where I can go to chill out
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  Not applicable/ important to me
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How clear are you on the direction you are taking with your career?
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  I have no clue what I'm doing with my career
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  I know exactly where I want to get to and I have a plan to get there
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  Not applicable/ important to me
28.
Are all of your household bills paid on time?
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  There are a lot of red reminder bills floating around
- B.
  Yes everything is paid automatically on Direct Debit
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
29.
How much attention do you give to your self-care?
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  I'm not even sure how to focus on my self-care!
- B.
  I always prioritise self-care
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
30.
Do you have a support network around you?
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  No, I have to deal with most things on my own
- B.
  I have a trusted support network around me and I am comfortable turning to them when needed
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
31.
How happy are you with the level of respect (romantically) you have in your life?
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  I don't feel respected at all
- B.
  I feel totally respected
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me
32.
How often do you spend time developing emotionally?
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  How do I do that?
- B.
  I actively work on understanding myself and the emotions of others and seek ways to navigate this effectively
- C.
  Not applicable/important to me

Quiz Outcomes

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The life area that needs most attention is... Fun and Recreation
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Your purpose in life is to grab the wheel and steer your team towards success. No matter how big or small the task, you give it your all. What’s the point in doing anything halfway, right?You see challenges as opportunities to prove yourself. Roadblocks that others run from motivate you to push harder and jump higher. On top of that, your tendency to challenge the status quo means you’re naturally innovative. You find new, unexpected solutions to old problems.Here’s the thing though, sometimes your direct, decisive communication style can come off a little too strong. Without checking yourself, you might overstep your authority and end up turning your troupe against you.Make them feel valued by listening to their feedback, and you’re sure to come out on top. ‘There’s no I in team’ is a cliché for a reason, friend!"Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower." – Steve JobsThree quick tips to help you find your life’s direction...1. Get Clear on Your Current CircumstancesIt’s hard to see a path forward without knowing where you stand. If you spend hours trying to sort out what you want, what you love to do, and how to be yourself – or even believe in yourself, you’re so not alone.It’s totally normal to find yourself frozen by all the choices out there. But when this happens, you’ve got to take action… If you don’t, you might give up your power.Instead, try turning inwards and taking stock of your current circumstances. What’s lifting you up? And what’s weighing you down? Why haven’t you taken those necessary steps towards the future of your dreams?2. Investigate Your Limiting BeliefsSometimes it’s the smallest things that hold us back the most. This isn’t to suggest that beliefs are something to turn your nose up at – they’re a powerful, life-shifting force… But they’re also easily overlooked.Why? Well, it’s hard to objectively examine something you’ve always understood as a fundamental truth.Maybe no one has ever encouraged you to turn your gaze inwards and examine the thoughts that underlie your actions and inaction – I want to be that person. Because I’m willing to bet that your beliefs have everything to do with your current circumstances.3. Take Small Steps Towards Your GoalOnce you’ve gained a bit of clarity about your life’s purpose, set some mini-goals to help get you there. Think of things you can take immediate action on. Say you want to find a fulfilling, satisfying job, make a commitment to check Indeed on a daily basis to see what promising opportunities are posted.Setting yourself bite-sized goals will give you a sense of achievement and build up your confidence. So when it’s time to cinch your dream career, you feel fully capable.Wait a minute – let me introduce myself...Hey there, I’m Jackie Willimas 👋 I’m a personal coach for professional women! I specialise in helping folks find their perfect professions.After spending nearly a decade working for an international corporation, I know just how disheartening a dead-end job can be. Maybe you think it’s impossible to score a satisfying, financially-fulfilling work. Or you might just not have the time to do all the research and self-reflection required...Whatever your roadblock is, I *pinkie promise* I can help you get over it. Friend, your rewarding career is just around the corner!Extra resources to help you find a career in alignment with your life’s purpose...1. Check out my blog! I post articles weekly on topics ranging from finding your unique path to acing job interviews. Whatever your career conundrum may be, I’ve got it covered.2. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date with my online workshop series. And no worries if you’re a bit late to the game – you can jump in at any point for life-transforming tips!3. If you’re interested in one-on-one coaching, fill in this form, and I’ll be in contact ASAP. My sessions are designed to help you gain clarity on your current circumstances, so you can take a big, brave step forward...P.S. expect to see me in your inbox telling you how I quit my corporate job and kick-started my coaching practice!
2.
The life area that needs most attention is... Physical Environment
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Whether in the office or out for drinks with friends, you shine. You’ve got a little something to say about – well, everything! But what sets you apart? When you speak, people actually listen...Your effortless optimism inspires others to seek the light in dark circumstances. They look up to you for your positive sense of humor and peace-making ways. You can’t stand seeing your team split-up by petty conflicts. You’re the superglue sticking them back together.On top of that, your creative mind allows you to think your way out of any conundrum. You come up with solutions that no one else can see.Here’s the thing though, sometimes you might place too much importance on what others think. Maybe you even put your needs in the backseat to appease your peers. Let me tell you, friend, your unique ideas are so worth honoring.“If you want to lift yourself up, lift up someone else.” – Booker T. WashingtonThree quick tips to help you find your life’s direction...1. Get Clear on Your Current CircumstancesIt’s hard to see a path forward without knowing where you stand. If you spend hours trying to sort out what you want, what you love to do, and how to be yourself – or even believe in yourself, you’re so not alone.It’s totally normal to find yourself frozen by all the choices out there. But when this happens, you’ve got to take action… If you don’t, you might give up your power.Instead, try turning inwards and taking stock of your current circumstances. What’s lifting you up? And what’s weighing you down? Why haven’t you taken those necessary steps towards the future of your dreams?2. Investigate Your Limiting BeliefsSometimes it’s the smallest things that hold us back the most. This isn’t to suggest that beliefs are something to turn your nose up at – they’re a powerful, life-shifting force… But they’re also easily overlooked.Why? Well, it’s hard to objectively examine something you’ve always understood as a fundamental truth.Maybe no one has ever encouraged you to turn your gaze inwards and examine the thoughts that underlie your actions and inaction – I want to be that person. Because I’m willing to bet that your beliefs have everything to do with your current circumstances.3. Take Small Steps Towards Your GoalOnce you’ve gained a bit of clarity about your life’s purpose, set some mini-goals to help get you there. Think of things you can take immediate action on. Say you want to find a fulfilling, satisfying job, make a commitment to check Indeed on a daily basis to see what promising opportunities are posted.Setting yourself bite-sized goals will give you a sense of achievement and build up your confidence. So when it’s time to cinch your dream career, you feel fully capable.Wait a minute – let me introduce myself...Hey there, I’m Chloe Stone 👋 I’m a life coach who specializes in helping folks find their perfect professions.After spending nearly a decade working for an international corporation, I know just how disheartening a dead-end job can be. Maybe you think it’s impossible to score a satisfying, financially-fulfilling work. Or you might just not have the time to do all the research and self-reflection required...Whatever your roadblock is, I *pinkie promise* I can help you get over it. Friend, your rewarding career is just around the corner!Extra resources to help you find a career in alignment with your life’s purpose...1. Check out my blog! I post articles weekly on topics ranging from finding your unique path to acing job interviews. Whatever your career conundrum may be, I’ve got it covered.2. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date with my online workshop series. And no worries if you’re a bit late to the game – you can jump in at any point for life-transforming tips!3. If you’re interested in one-on-one coaching, fill in this form, and I’ll be in contact ASAP. My sessions are designed to help you gain clarity on your current circumstances, so you can take a big, brave step forward...P.S. expect to see me in your inbox telling you how I quit my corporate job and kick-started my coaching practice!
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The life area that needs most attention is... Career/Work
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People count on you like a stopwatch, friend. No matter how big or small the issue, you're there to lend a listening ear or helping hand. You don’t need showy demonstrations – like speeches or self-guided projects – to win the respect of your peers…It’s enough that you show-up for everyone on your team. You're reliable, dependable approach naturally soothes conflicts. You know how to make arguing individuals see the value in one another’s perspectives.Peace is the name of your game. You foster patience and empathy. And on top of that, you’re a superstar at taking direction. You’ve got no problem pushing your ego to get the job done.Here’s the thing though, your sensitivity might sometimes become a little self-destructive. You tend to take criticism to the heart… Even if it’s pretty minor. So make sure you acknowledge your inherent worth. Everyone makes mistakes – yes, even you.“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” – Helen KellerThree quick tips to help you find your life’s direction...1. Get Clear on Your Current CircumstancesIt’s hard to see a path forward without knowing where you stand. If you spend hours trying to sort out what you want, what you love to do, and how to be yourself – or even believe in yourself, you’re so not alone.It’s totally normal to find yourself frozen by all the choices out there. But when this happens, you’ve got to take action… If you don’t, you might give up your power.Instead, try turning inwards and taking stock of your current circumstances. What’s lifting you up? And what’s weighing you down? Why haven’t you taken those necessary steps towards the future of your dreams?2. Investigate Your Limiting BeliefsSometimes it’s the smallest things that hold us back the most. This isn’t to suggest that beliefs are something to turn your nose up at – they’re a powerful, life-shifting force… But they’re also easily overlooked.Why? Well, it’s hard to objectively examine something you’ve always understood as a fundamental truth.Maybe no one has ever encouraged you to turn your gaze inwards and examine the thoughts that underlie your actions and inaction – I want to be that person. Because I’m willing to bet that your beliefs have everything to do with your current circumstances.3. Take Small Steps Towards Your GoalOnce you’ve gained a bit of clarity about your life’s purpose, set some mini-goals to help get you there. Think of things you can take immediate action on. Say you want to find a fulfilling, satisfying job, make a commitment to check Indeed on a daily basis to see what promising opportunities are posted.Setting yourself bite-sized goals will give you a sense of achievement and build up your confidence. So when it’s time to cinch your dream career, you feel fully capable.Wait a minute – let me introduce myself...Hey there, I’m Chloe Stone 👋 I’m a life coach who specializes in helping folks find their perfect professions.After spending nearly a decade working for an international corporation, I know just how disheartening a dead-end job can be. Maybe you think it’s impossible to score a satisfying, financially-fulfilling work. Or you might just not have the time to do all the research and self-reflection required...Whatever your roadblock is, I *pinkie promise* I can help you get over it. Friend, your rewarding career is just around the corner!Extra resources to help you find a career in alignment with your life’s purpose...1. Check out my blog! I post articles weekly on topics ranging from finding your unique path to acing job interviews. Whatever your career conundrum may be, I’ve got it covered.2. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date with my online workshop series. And no worries if you’re a bit late to the game – you can jump in at any point for life-transforming tips!3. If you’re interested in one-on-one coaching, fill in this form, and I’ll be in contact ASAP. My sessions are designed to help you gain clarity on your current circumstances, so you can take a big, brave step forward...P.S. expect to see me in your inbox telling you how I quit my corporate job and kick-started my coaching practice!
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The life area that needs most attention is... Finances
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Friend, talking to you is an instant reality check. You’ve got the facts on everything from mini-golf to Mongolian cuisine. How’d you get so smart? Well, you genuinely love to learn! In your opinion, no book should be left on the shelf and no page unturned.Your conscientious, careful nature means that your standards are sky-high. Nothing gets under your skin like a faulty fact or a misinformed opinion. And you’ve got no qualms about correcting your team – in the kindest way possible… Right?Your even temper means people feel comfortable coming to you with their problems. They trust your accurate, analytical mind to come up with an awe-mazing solution.Here’s the thing though, sometimes you might get a little too wrapped up in the facts. And maybe you avoid expressing your genuine emotions. Your next step is to learn how to get your point across without coming across as cold or calculated.“Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence.” – Abigail AdamsThree quick tips to help you find your life’s direction...1. Get Clear on Your Current CircumstancesIt’s hard to see a path forward without knowing where you stand. If you spend hours trying to sort out what you want, what you love to do, and how to be yourself – or even believe in yourself, you’re so not alone.It’s totally normal to find yourself frozen by all the choices out there. But when this happens, you’ve got to take action… If you don’t, you might give up your power.Instead, try turning inwards and taking stock of your current circumstances. What’s lifting you up? And what’s weighing you down? Why haven’t you taken those necessary steps towards the future of your dreams?2. Investigate Your Limiting BeliefsSometimes it’s the smallest things that hold us back the most. This isn’t to suggest that beliefs are something to turn your nose up at – they’re a powerful, life-shifting force… But they’re also easily overlooked.Why? Well, it’s hard to objectively examine something you’ve always understood as a fundamental truth.Maybe no one has ever encouraged you to turn your gaze inwards and examine the thoughts that underlie your actions and inaction – I want to be that person. Because I’m willing to bet that your beliefs have everything to do with your current circumstances.3. Take Small Steps Towards Your GoalOnce you’ve gained a bit of clarity about your life’s purpose, set some mini-goals to help get you there. Think of things you can take immediate action on. Say you want to find a fulfilling, satisfying job, make a commitment to check Indeed on a daily basis to see what promising opportunities are posted.Setting yourself bite-sized goals will give you a sense of achievement and build up your confidence. So when it’s time to cinch your dream career, you feel fully capable.Wait a minute – let me introduce myself...Hey there, I’m Chloe Stone 👋 I’m a life coach who specializes in helping folks find their perfect professions.After spending nearly a decade working for an international corporation, I know just how disheartening a dead-end job can be. Maybe you think it’s impossible to score a satisfying, financially-fulfilling work. Or you might just not have the time to do all the research and self-reflection required...Whatever your roadblock is, I *pinkie promise* I can help you get over it. Friend, your rewarding career is just around the corner!Extra resources to help you find a career in alignment with your life’s purpose...1. Check out my blog! I post articles weekly on topics ranging from finding your unique path to acing job interviews. Whatever your career conundrum may be, I’ve got it covered.2. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date with my online workshop series. And no worries if you’re a bit late to the game – you can jump in at any point for life-transforming tips!3. If you’re interested in one-on-one coaching, fill in this form, and I’ll be in contact ASAP. My sessions are designed to help you gain clarity on your current circumstances, so you can take a big, brave step forward...P.S. expect to see me in your inbox telling you how I quit my corporate job and kick-started my coaching practice!
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The life area that needs most attention is... Health
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Your purpose in life is to grab the wheel and steer your team towards success. No matter how big or small the task, you give it your all. What’s the point in doing anything halfway, right?You see challenges as opportunities to prove yourself. Roadblocks that others run from motivate you to push harder and jump higher. On top of that, your tendency to challenge the status quo means you’re naturally innovative. You find new, unexpected solutions to old problems.Here’s the thing though, sometimes your direct, decisive communication style can come off a little too strong. Without checking yourself, you might overstep your authority and end up turning your troupe against you.Make them feel valued by listening to their feedback, and you’re sure to come out on top. ‘There’s no I in team’ is a cliché for a reason, friend!"Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower." – Steve JobsThree quick tips to help you find your life’s direction...1. Get Clear on Your Current CircumstancesIt’s hard to see a path forward without knowing where you stand. If you spend hours trying to sort out what you want, what you love to do, and how to be yourself – or even believe in yourself, you’re so not alone.It’s totally normal to find yourself frozen by all the choices out there. But when this happens, you’ve got to take action… If you don’t, you might give up your power.Instead, try turning inwards and taking stock of your current circumstances. What’s lifting you up? And what’s weighing you down? Why haven’t you taken those necessary steps towards the future of your dreams?2. Investigate Your Limiting BeliefsSometimes it’s the smallest things that hold us back the most. This isn’t to suggest that beliefs are something to turn your nose up at – they’re a powerful, life-shifting force… But they’re also easily overlooked.Why? Well, it’s hard to objectively examine something you’ve always understood as a fundamental truth.Maybe no one has ever encouraged you to turn your gaze inwards and examine the thoughts that underlie your actions and inaction – I want to be that person. Because I’m willing to bet that your beliefs have everything to do with your current circumstances.3. Take Small Steps Towards Your GoalOnce you’ve gained a bit of clarity about your life’s purpose, set some mini-goals to help get you there. Think of things you can take immediate action on. Say you want to find a fulfilling, satisfying job, make a commitment to check Indeed on a daily basis to see what promising opportunities are posted.Setting yourself bite-sized goals will give you a sense of achievement and build up your confidence. So when it’s time to cinch your dream career, you feel fully capable.Wait a minute – let me introduce myself...Hey there, I’m Chloe Stone 👋 I’m a life coach who specializes in helping folks find their perfect professions.After spending nearly a decade working for an international corporation, I know just how disheartening a dead-end job can be. Maybe you think it’s impossible to score a satisfying, financially-fulfilling work. Or you might just not have the time to do all the research and self-reflection required...Whatever your roadblock is, I *pinkie promise* I can help you get over it. Friend, your rewarding career is just around the corner!Extra resources to help you find a career in alignment with your life’s purpose...1. Check out my blog! I post articles weekly on topics ranging from finding your unique path to acing job interviews. Whatever your career conundrum may be, I’ve got it covered.2. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date with my online workshop series. And no worries if you’re a bit late to the game – you can jump in at any point for life-transforming tips!3. If you’re interested in one-on-one coaching, fill in this form, and I’ll be in contact ASAP. My sessions are designed to help you gain clarity on your current circumstances, so you can take a big, brave step forward...P.S. expect to see me in your inbox telling you how I quit my corporate job and kick-started my coaching practice!
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The life area that needs most attention is... Family and Friends
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Your purpose in life is to grab the wheel and steer your team towards success. No matter how big or small the task, you give it your all. What’s the point in doing anything halfway, right?You see challenges as opportunities to prove yourself. Roadblocks that others run from motivate you to push harder and jump higher. On top of that, your tendency to challenge the status quo means you’re naturally innovative. You find new, unexpected solutions to old problems.Here’s the thing though, sometimes your direct, decisive communication style can come off a little too strong. Without checking yourself, you might overstep your authority and end up turning your troupe against you.Make them feel valued by listening to their feedback, and you’re sure to come out on top. ‘There’s no I in team’ is a cliché for a reason, friend!"Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower." – Steve JobsThree quick tips to help you find your life’s direction...1. Get Clear on Your Current CircumstancesIt’s hard to see a path forward without knowing where you stand. If you spend hours trying to sort out what you want, what you love to do, and how to be yourself – or even believe in yourself, you’re so not alone.It’s totally normal to find yourself frozen by all the choices out there. But when this happens, you’ve got to take action… If you don’t, you might give up your power.Instead, try turning inwards and taking stock of your current circumstances. What’s lifting you up? And what’s weighing you down? Why haven’t you taken those necessary steps towards the future of your dreams?2. Investigate Your Limiting BeliefsSometimes it’s the smallest things that hold us back the most. This isn’t to suggest that beliefs are something to turn your nose up at – they’re a powerful, life-shifting force… But they’re also easily overlooked.Why? Well, it’s hard to objectively examine something you’ve always understood as a fundamental truth.Maybe no one has ever encouraged you to turn your gaze inwards and examine the thoughts that underlie your actions and inaction – I want to be that person. Because I’m willing to bet that your beliefs have everything to do with your current circumstances.3. Take Small Steps Towards Your GoalOnce you’ve gained a bit of clarity about your life’s purpose, set some mini-goals to help get you there. Think of things you can take immediate action on. Say you want to find a fulfilling, satisfying job, make a commitment to check Indeed on a daily basis to see what promising opportunities are posted.Setting yourself bite-sized goals will give you a sense of achievement and build up your confidence. So when it’s time to cinch your dream career, you feel fully capable.Wait a minute – let me introduce myself...Hey there, I’m Chloe Stone 👋 I’m a life coach who specializes in helping folks find their perfect professions.After spending nearly a decade working for an international corporation, I know just how disheartening a dead-end job can be. Maybe you think it’s impossible to score a satisfying, financially-fulfilling work. Or you might just not have the time to do all the research and self-reflection required...Whatever your roadblock is, I *pinkie promise* I can help you get over it. Friend, your rewarding career is just around the corner!Extra resources to help you find a career in alignment with your life’s purpose...1. Check out my blog! I post articles weekly on topics ranging from finding your unique path to acing job interviews. Whatever your career conundrum may be, I’ve got it covered.2. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date with my online workshop series. And no worries if you’re a bit late to the game – you can jump in at any point for life-transforming tips!3. If you’re interested in one-on-one coaching, fill in this form, and I’ll be in contact ASAP. My sessions are designed to help you gain clarity on your current circumstances, so you can take a big, brave step forward...P.S. expect to see me in your inbox telling you how I quit my corporate job and kick-started my coaching practice!
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The life area that needs most attention is... Love and Relationships
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Your purpose in life is to grab the wheel and steer your team towards success. No matter how big or small the task, you give it your all. What’s the point in doing anything halfway, right?You see challenges as opportunities to prove yourself. Roadblocks that others run from motivate you to push harder and jump higher. On top of that, your tendency to challenge the status quo means you’re naturally innovative. You find new, unexpected solutions to old problems.Here’s the thing though, sometimes your direct, decisive communication style can come off a little too strong. Without checking yourself, you might overstep your authority and end up turning your troupe against you.Make them feel valued by listening to their feedback, and you’re sure to come out on top. ‘There’s no I in team’ is a cliché for a reason, friend!"Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower." – Steve JobsThree quick tips to help you find your life’s direction...1. Get Clear on Your Current CircumstancesIt’s hard to see a path forward without knowing where you stand. If you spend hours trying to sort out what you want, what you love to do, and how to be yourself – or even believe in yourself, you’re so not alone.It’s totally normal to find yourself frozen by all the choices out there. But when this happens, you’ve got to take action… If you don’t, you might give up your power.Instead, try turning inwards and taking stock of your current circumstances. What’s lifting you up? And what’s weighing you down? Why haven’t you taken those necessary steps towards the future of your dreams?2. Investigate Your Limiting BeliefsSometimes it’s the smallest things that hold us back the most. This isn’t to suggest that beliefs are something to turn your nose up at – they’re a powerful, life-shifting force… But they’re also easily overlooked.Why? Well, it’s hard to objectively examine something you’ve always understood as a fundamental truth.Maybe no one has ever encouraged you to turn your gaze inwards and examine the thoughts that underlie your actions and inaction – I want to be that person. Because I’m willing to bet that your beliefs have everything to do with your current circumstances.3. Take Small Steps Towards Your GoalOnce you’ve gained a bit of clarity about your life’s purpose, set some mini-goals to help get you there. Think of things you can take immediate action on. Say you want to find a fulfilling, satisfying job, make a commitment to check Indeed on a daily basis to see what promising opportunities are posted.Setting yourself bite-sized goals will give you a sense of achievement and build up your confidence. So when it’s time to cinch your dream career, you feel fully capable.Wait a minute – let me introduce myself...Hey there, I’m Chloe Stone 👋 I’m a life coach who specializes in helping folks find their perfect professions.After spending nearly a decade working for an international corporation, I know just how disheartening a dead-end job can be. Maybe you think it’s impossible to score a satisfying, financially-fulfilling work. Or you might just not have the time to do all the research and self-reflection required...Whatever your roadblock is, I *pinkie promise* I can help you get over it. Friend, your rewarding career is just around the corner!Extra resources to help you find a career in alignment with your life’s purpose...1. Check out my blog! I post articles weekly on topics ranging from finding your unique path to acing job interviews. Whatever your career conundrum may be, I’ve got it covered.2. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date with my online workshop series. And no worries if you’re a bit late to the game – you can jump in at any point for life-transforming tips!3. If you’re interested in one-on-one coaching, fill in this form, and I’ll be in contact ASAP. My sessions are designed to help you gain clarity on your current circumstances, so you can take a big, brave step forward...P.S. expect to see me in your inbox telling you how I quit my corporate job and kick-started my coaching practice!
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The life area that needs most attention is... Personal Growth
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Your purpose in life is to grab the wheel and steer your team towards success. No matter how big or small the task, you give it your all. What’s the point in doing anything halfway, right?You see challenges as opportunities to prove yourself. Roadblocks that others run from motivate you to push harder and jump higher. On top of that, your tendency to challenge the status quo means you’re naturally innovative. You find new, unexpected solutions to old problems.Here’s the thing though, sometimes your direct, decisive communication style can come off a little too strong. Without checking yourself, you might overstep your authority and end up turning your troupe against you.Make them feel valued by listening to their feedback, and you’re sure to come out on top. ‘There’s no I in team’ is a cliché for a reason, friend!"Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower." – Steve JobsThree quick tips to help you find your life’s direction...1. Get Clear on Your Current CircumstancesIt’s hard to see a path forward without knowing where you stand. If you spend hours trying to sort out what you want, what you love to do, and how to be yourself – or even believe in yourself, you’re so not alone.It’s totally normal to find yourself frozen by all the choices out there. But when this happens, you’ve got to take action… If you don’t, you might give up your power.Instead, try turning inwards and taking stock of your current circumstances. What’s lifting you up? And what’s weighing you down? Why haven’t you taken those necessary steps towards the future of your dreams?2. Investigate Your Limiting BeliefsSometimes it’s the smallest things that hold us back the most. This isn’t to suggest that beliefs are something to turn your nose up at – they’re a powerful, life-shifting force… But they’re also easily overlooked.Why? Well, it’s hard to objectively examine something you’ve always understood as a fundamental truth.Maybe no one has ever encouraged you to turn your gaze inwards and examine the thoughts that underlie your actions and inaction – I want to be that person. Because I’m willing to bet that your beliefs have everything to do with your current circumstances.3. Take Small Steps Towards Your GoalOnce you’ve gained a bit of clarity about your life’s purpose, set some mini-goals to help get you there. Think of things you can take immediate action on. Say you want to find a fulfilling, satisfying job, make a commitment to check Indeed on a daily basis to see what promising opportunities are posted.Setting yourself bite-sized goals will give you a sense of achievement and build up your confidence. So when it’s time to cinch your dream career, you feel fully capable.Wait a minute – let me introduce myself...Hey there, I’m Chloe Stone 👋 I’m a life coach who specializes in helping folks find their perfect professions.After spending nearly a decade working for an international corporation, I know just how disheartening a dead-end job can be. Maybe you think it’s impossible to score a satisfying, financially-fulfilling work. Or you might just not have the time to do all the research and self-reflection required...Whatever your roadblock is, I *pinkie promise* I can help you get over it. Friend, your rewarding career is just around the corner!Extra resources to help you find a career in alignment with your life’s purpose...1. Check out my blog! I post articles weekly on topics ranging from finding your unique path to acing job interviews. Whatever your career conundrum may be, I’ve got it covered.2. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date with my online workshop series. And no worries if you’re a bit late to the game – you can jump in at any point for life-transforming tips!3. If you’re interested in one-on-one coaching, fill in this form, and I’ll be in contact ASAP. My sessions are designed to help you gain clarity on your current circumstances, so you can take a big, brave step forward...P.S. expect to see me in your inbox telling you how I quit my corporate job and kick-started my coaching practice!