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Get To Know Yourself Better.

Get To Know Yourself Better.

February 16, 20262 min read

Many people come to coaching with specific goals in mind. But to be truly happy we need to do more than achieve our goals - we need to know who we are - and express that in the world. This is called being authentic.

In addition, to achieve success in life - with the most ease - we need to be congruent. Being congruent is when our actions align with our values and who we are.

After completing this set of self-discovery tools, you can use your newfound knowledge to bring focus, clarity and depth to your actions, habits, brainstorming, decision making, visioning and goal-setting. And you learn how to align your live, priorities and actions with who you really are.

The purpose of these Self-Discovery Tools is specifically to help you get to know yourself better and express yourself more authentically in the world:

·Who are you?

·What do you love?

·What really matters to you?

·What do you value most about yourself?

·Where might you be sabotaging yourself?

A quick overview:

1. What Makes My Heart Sing? Exercise: A great tool to start with and discover that what makes you the happiest might just be on your doorstep!

2. Troll Travels - Who am I? Self-Discovery Exercise: A powerful tool to develop you’re your understanding of what you value most about yourself - and what makes you unique!

3. Identify your Personal Values: A deep, multi-step process/exercise for you to discover and explore what matters most to you in life. Carries forward into all areas of coaching.

4. Role Model Confidence Boosting Exercise: A fun confidence boosting exercise to help you appreciate - and be - yourself more (realising you already have the qualities you need).

5. Daily Gratitude Diary Template: Get you started thinking about gratitude, the power of journaling and realising you can change the way you see things - and your experience of life!

6. Intuition and Dream Symbol Exercise: A great tool to go deeper, to explore your intuition/subconscious processes and learn from them.

7. Draw Out Your Gremlin Exercise: By literally drawing out your gremlin, you will begin to become aware of how your critic operates - and self-sabotage less going forwards.

Would you like to take this to the next level?

Join the Self-Discovery Coaching program.

Self-Discovery Coaching Program.

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