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Trauma, procrastination, and self-doubt are intertwined in complex ways. Scientific research has illuminated the connection between these aspects, emphasising the importance of understanding and addressing their impact. By seeking support, engaging in therapy, and practicing self-care, you can gradually break free from the cycle, reclaim your sense of worth, and embrace a more empowered and fulfilling life.

As hard as it might be, remember that trauma does not define you, it is a huge part of your story of life that, in time, will lead into rebuilding your self-worth and self-esteem. By seeking professional support, engaging in self-reflection, practicing self-compassion, cultivating supportive relationships, and exploring therapeutic techniques, you can embark on a transformative journey towards reclaiming your self-esteem.

Remember, you are fully capable of conquering any fear that comes your way. Embrace fear as a stepping stone towards your personal development. Challenge your perceptions, take small steps, and visualise success.

Mastering emotional regulation is a transformative journey that empowers individuals to navigate life's challenges, enhance relationships, and achieve greater success. By understanding the science behind emotional regulation and implementing strategies like mindfulness, cognitive restructuring, self-care, social support, and emotional expression, we can cultivate emotional intelligence and harness the power of our emotions for positive outcomes.

When we have high self-esteem, we respect our true selves. On the other hand, people with low self-esteem will often stop themselves from doing something or from expressing who they are because they fear that they will not be accepted and love for who they are.

Any daily action has the possibility to change the world of a person who crosses our path. Once you recognise that ability that you have, life becomes a series of opportunities to lead.

It's important to note that experiencing self-doubt or imposter syndrome does not necessarily indicate a lack of ability or competence. Rather, it is a common experience that many high-achieving individuals face, and there are strategies and techniques that can help individuals manage these feelings and build confidence in their abilities.

Overall, research on the Impostor Phenomenon has provided valuable insights into the experiences and challenges faced by individuals who struggle with feelings of self-doubt and inadequacy. It has also highlighted the importance of creating supportive and inclusive environments in which individuals can feel valued and recognised for their contributions.

I am all for informing and empowering others. If the clarification of a label and diagnosis help individuals because they provide RESOURCES, SUPPORT, even MEDICATION for a BETTER and more FULFILLING life - then brilliant. But what I am tending to see is too many people limiting themselves. What I am seeing is people seeking a label and then sitting behind excuses. Worse still, being okay with limiting themselves and living being the excuses. Even more so, not being honest with themselves and believing their own BS.

Emotions are contagious. This is incredibly important to understand! You may have noticed that when someone you know is extremely excited, it makes you excited. Alternatively, perhaps you have found that when you talk to someone who is depressed, you walk away feeling sad.

Emotions and feelings are neither right nor wrong, accurate or not. Emotions are simply your body’s reaction to what you are THINKING, whether you’re thinking on purpose or not. Your belief system and other unconscious thoughts are happening on autopilot all the time, and often cause emotions. That’s why sometimes you have NO IDEA why you feel the way you do.

There is a vital flaw in this notion of “discovering” your passion; it gives the impression that your passion is hiding somewhere waiting only to be unearthed. It perpetuates the myth that finding one’s passion is like falling in love at first sight. “Aha! There you are! I’ve been waiting to find you my whole life!”

As a Hybrid Coach, I am fortunate to be able to navigate between these three words on a regular basis. So if you are someone that wants a little of all three, then you have come to the right place.If you are someone wanting more of a traditional route though, you may be wondering what the differences are between the three.Here's something that might help :)

If Goal Setting is your thing, then check out another way in which you can consider your goals - Create goals with HEART!

According to psychologists, grit is the ability to commit to long-term goals and see them through despite the adversity we may face along the road to accomplishing our goals. It is tenacity, perseverance, and a meld of other qualities like optimism, self-motivation, and self-discipline.

You might have been sat on the fence for a while now about coaching. Or you may have been wondering how life coaching can help you. So, let's get to it! Here are just six ways (of many) in which life coaching can help.

Because it is those times, regardless of any outcomes, regardless of anyone else’s thoughts, judgements, perceptions and interpretations - that are there to remind you to hold your head up and to look up at the peak.

It has been a beautiful journey already and so incredible to see the connection and growth that has already taken place in those that are on the course. The A-Ha moments are continually coming, the self-love and self-compassion rising, the voice of boundaries strengthening.

And though they may all be right at given points, the words, the fears, the doubts - of those true hearts and those within our mind - all dissipate into the starry clouds above as we focus on just one cloud, just one star, our North Star that guides us home to where love belongs.

We have to understand ALL sides of the coins of perfectionism and control in order to then have a lens and perspective, an observation, of why we are doing what we are doing. We then learn to understand why we are telling ourselves the stories that we are. Likewise, we then begin to see the small steps that we can take in order to challenge and change.BUT this can be tough, which is where a coach can come in.

There are times in life when we have to find every drop of energy, to push on through a relentless pursuit to get to where we need to be. We may feel like we’ve climbed a million mountains to get there. That we have fought every lion, tiger and bear along the way with no yellow brick road in sight.

There are so many ways that we can start to work with the transition model – change is not easy, but what we gain through change can be life altering, life affirming and eye-opening when it comes to business and success.We sit in a world of impatience, of lacking empathy, of wanting “more time”…..But all of those are as if we are waiting for an external force to push us through the curve.

Today isn't about offering advice or guidance, it is simply to say; I get it. I have been there. Go slow. It's okay not to be okay. There is sunlight beyond a statistic.

Our paralysis of mind and freeze state is already no-mans-land and we can either retreat back and stay in the shadows waiting for the storm to pass, or we can head into it, knowing that we will learn such attributes as courage, fortitude, resilience, and more.

The harsh truth to hear is that, to me, that isn't coaching - it's mentoring or guidance at best, and not in the best interests (ethically or at heart) of the client - it's rubbing the ego of the "coach".

Overthinking - It's a common theme that comes up in the Client's chair, almost on a weekly basis. But what are some of the things we can do or consider when we are in the cycle, loop and throws of overthinking?

And it got me thinking, about the many hats that independent business owners wear. If you have never been a sole trader or business owner, I doubt you will have taken the time to do that. But honestly, the skill-set required is pretty staggering in order to get to a level of success, such as is Jennos.

You might be doing something only very slightly differently every day, but over time that will add up to a greater and greater effect.

The way that you structure your day when working from home can make a huge difference to your ability to get lots of work done. The danger is that when you have no manager leaning over you, you might find that you allow yourself a little extra luxury and time than is ideal. That in turn could mean you end up procrastinating to the point where you fall behind before you’ve even started!

Many coaches, or even therapists and PTs, like to give the impression that they have got their shit together. Afterall, it is a great selling pitch to have a role model to aspire to.But I have found that being and showing your human side has far more depth and meaning when it comes to connecting with clients or any person.

“What do I do? I don’t know what to do?Just writing that statement, I can feel a tightening of my chest and a vision in my mind of wanting to scream and pull my hair out simultaneously. Our world is struggling, and likewise, the people that inhabit it are also struggling. Stress is appearing around every corner, from the juggling of daily life, to the unknown of the financial crisis, so it is no wonder that people feel like they are teetering on the edge of insanity, coming ever closer to a hole of discomfort.