Your Possible Thinking Life Coach
Just as professional athletes seek out more experienced mentors to help them become their very best, your life coach should be able to draw from a well of knowledge to help you overcome adversity, develop courage, and build resilience in the face of challenges. Once on board with Jessica or a member of her team, you will develop a vision for the dreams you want to achieve, your coach will help support your self-discovery and growth, and have a plan of action as you continue forward.
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Inspiration
Jessica’s stories transform adversity into inspiration for her audience. Her attitude, her approach entertains while also nudging people to examine and drop their own self-imposed limitations. Jessica challenges her audiences to make a shift from an inward focus to the big picture of possibility. Her monumental journey of learning to fly crystalizes her ideas of “achieving the impossible.” Inspiration alone—without motivation to action—is a failure. Inspiration must also provoke action. It’s action that transforms your situation.
Empathy
Many companies have high pressure corporate environments. High pressure tends to create tensions and divisions in the workplace. That friction negatively impacts any possibility of developing the magic of synergy. Jessica’s approach is to encourage appreciation of commonality to create a culture where the workforce becomes a unified whole. That teamwork reset focuses everyone on achieving common goals. It’s a major energetic shift.
Commitment
We all have times in our lives when fear and excuses overpower us and get in our way. Excuses can be so easy to use and “get away with”. We seldom have anyone who holds us accountable to our dreams. What works to defeat fear and excuses then? Commitment does. Commitment clears a path to achieving the impossible. You need to develop the level of commitment where—when you commit to a goal—you can’t back out, you won’t back out.
