Well, it's been quite a journey, but we're finally here and I'd like to welcome you to our new blog.
If you've been following our journey you'll know that Pathways Coaching has now evolved into Success Unbridled . We hope you'll continue the adventure with us.
If you're new to this blog then 'welcome' and I hope you decide to stick around and discover what we're about.
So, what are we about? What is our purpose? Well, the role of Success Unbridled is NOT to put greatness into people, but to bring it out..... the greatness is already there!
We're here to help you discover the skills and talents within yourself, your team, or your business and we do that using a number of different tools pulled together to form a programme tailored to suit your needs and preferred style of working.
Visit our website to find out more.
Our blog can be whatever you want it to be..... ramblings and musings from myself; answers to specific questions posed by you; information about current thinking in the realms of equine assisted learning, personal or business coaching and hypnotherapy. It's entirely up to you, if you want to have your say, feel free to comment.
Whatever you choose, I hope you enjoy the ride!
Good luck with the new business focus. Question on Equine Assisted Learning - I can't ride a horse, and in fact am quite warey of them, so does that mean this type of training/coaching is a no-go for me?
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah and thank you for your good wishes.
ReplyDeleteYour question is a really interesting one. The very simple answer is 'no' this doesn't mean EAL wouldn't be appropriate for you. In actual fact, your 'wariness' could play an important part in the process if, for example, we looked at other situations that you avoided because they made you feel uncomfortable or 'wary'. How does this impact on life/work/business etc?
EAL isn't about "facing your fears and doing it anyway". The horses become a mirror/metaphor for the things you are facing in life, so that we can then work out how you would deal with the other areas..... you don't even have to go near the horses if you don't want to!!
So, this type of coaching could actually be ideal for you, rather than a no-go.