Who is PositiveEQ training and coaching not for?
If you're looking for a space where you can spend most of the session talking through your problems like you would in counseling, then PositiveEQ is not the right fit for you. First and foremost, PositiveEQ is proactive. The emphasis is on changing anything that isn't working for you right now so that you can feel calm, content with yourself, and positive about the future going forward. That means that there isn't a focus on dealing with the past. We certainly don't ignore your past, but we only go there when it helps you to move forward.
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It's time to
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The Positive EQ
Manifesto for Living Fully
This is your life. You want to live and love fully. To thrive, not just survive. You’ve let go of “being positive” in favour of a gentle sense of contentment and inner calm. You find the joy in the everyday. You know it’s in the little things: a warm cup of tea, a laugh with a friend, a walk through nature. You seek out life’s beauty. You zoom in on the good, appreciating each moment as it unfolds. You hold fast to your sense of “enoughness”. You lead with kindness and fairness. Your values guide you in all you do. You show up honestly and generously with others. Through it all, you remain true to yourself. Sometimes, you veer off course. But you know this is part of being human. You stay accountable and open to learn. Your kindness and fairness include, always, yourself. You move forward with courage. You don’t believe in staying stuck. This is your life, and you choose to live it with purpose and intention. Often, it’s scary. But you stay open. You take it one step at a time. You trust in the process and have faith in yourself. You know there is nothing braver than going all in when there are no guarantees. You breathe through the hard times. Everything you feel is allowed. You know emotions can be the wisest teachers. You learn and grow through the dark times. You celebrate the light. This is how, one day, you’ll look back and know you really lived.
Copyright (c) 2020 Kirsti Gwynn