How to Have Your Best Year Yet Part 2
Written by Steve Scott
In the last post I started with three questions to ask yourself on your path to having your best year yet.
1.What did I accomplish in the past year? Or what did I accomplish in the last 12 months? You can start having your best year yet at any time.
2.What were my major disappointments?
3.What did I learn?
In my practice, which for the most part is as a personal business coach in The Woodlands, there are different roles I must play to be effective for my clients. Part of what I do is collaborate with them on purely business challenges. That is the business coach role. I may also collaborate with them on personal challenges that can lead to breakthroughs in their business. That is when I do self-improvement business coaching or what some call personal development business coaching.
When focusing on how to have your best year yet all these roles come into play. After all, I believe you must look at the whole situation. It is easy to develop strategies for the business but maybe those strategies don’t fit the leadership style or the person. Then adjustments need to be made as we discover what needs to be addressed. The exciting aspect for my clients and me is that they are not the same person today as they were two weeks or a month ago. When you are involved in the business coaching process, regardless of who you collaborate with, you must be willing to stretch.
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