Exploring the origins of emotion and the ways they are expressed plays a critical role in the coaching process. Clients often experience a range of emotions, from joy and satisfaction to frustration and sadness. Acknowledging and understanding these emotions is vital for growth.
Once again, self-awareness is essential!
A Daily Promise: The Four Steps
Realize you can and must be great.
Grapple with new ideas.
Commit to doing better today.
Be a force with a mission.
The Daily Promise helps with:
Emotional Regulation: Reflecting on emotional experiences helps clients regulate their emotions and develop healthier responses.
Self-Awareness: Understanding the triggers and underlying causes of emotions enhances self-awareness and personal agency.
Resilience/Confidence: Recognizing progress and setbacks fosters resilience which is protective and confidence which is proactive, allowing clients to navigate growth more effectively.
Look for recurring patterns and then for the realizations, next steps, and desired results.
Example Realizations:
Being out of routine affects my productivity.
It is fine to have a few weeks of feeling disconnected and recalibrate.
We use habits and routines to feel efficient.
Next Steps:
Keep my to-do lists less overwhelming and break things down into smaller tasks.
Quality over quantity (being busy does not necessarily mean productive).
Set achievable expectations.
Cross-check assumptions with the old/new me.
Results:
I have developed a deeper sense of self-awareness.
My goals are becoming clearer and more attainable.
Experiencing emotional overload is very common. Reflecting on these emotions helps identify patterns and triggers, leading to greater self-awareness and more effective coping strategies.
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