Time, Team and Everything in Between (Wrap-Up with Kristin)
Dec 18, 2024
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Kristin Rowell, a client of coach Lacey Seitz, shares her transformative journey of public coaching. She delves into the challenges of time management and team dynamics, highlighting significant breakthroughs that simplified her life and business. Kristin's candid reflections on the surprises of coaching reveal a newfound transparency and emphasis on personal growth. With aspirations for 2025, she discusses balancing ambition with well-being, encouraging others to embrace their journeys of transformation and meaningful connections.
Effective time management greatly impacts personal well-being and business sustainability, allowing space for self-care activities like meditation.
Addressing personal emotional wounds is crucial for professional growth, transforming client interactions and decision-making processes in business.
Deep dives
The Importance of Addressing Time Management
Over the course of the coaching journey, a significant focus emerged on time management and its impact on one’s business operations. The client discovered that their busy schedule was not only overwhelming but also interfering with their ability to enjoy and manage various aspects of their life effectively. By working to reduce their client load from over 20 to half that amount, they found space to breathe and engage in self-care activities such as meditation. This shift has led to a profound realization that addressing time management is crucial to ensure a sustainable business model and personal well-being.
Unpacking Personal Wounds and Their Impact
Throughout the coaching sessions, the client discovered the influence of personal wounds, such as mother and father wounding, on their professional life. They realized that unresolved emotional issues were affecting their ability to understand and articulate their needs, both personally and in business. By addressing these deeper emotional patterns, the client recognized how these issues permeated every aspect of their business, changing the way they approached client interactions and decision-making. This awareness has facilitated personal growth and equipped them with the tools to nurture a healthier relationship with their business.
The Challenge of Sustainable Change
A crucial lesson learned during the coaching process was that sustainable change requires time and patience. The client initially sought quick fixes but soon realized that deep-rooted issues and behaviors that had developed over years needed consistent attention and care. They discovered that true transformation involved returning to core issues repeatedly until a significant breakthrough occurred. This understanding has allowed them to embrace the slower pace of change, resulting in meaningful improvements in their life and business practices.
Exciting Future Developments
Looking forward, the client is embarking on several initiatives, including moving to Nashville and launching a podcast to share their insights and knowledge. They expressed enthusiasm about the opportunities that lie ahead in speaking engagements and the potential to integrate personal interests, such as astrology and human design, into their professional offerings. By establishing boundaries around their workload, they aim to create a sustainable business model that prioritizes their well-being and allows for personal growth. This upcoming chapter promises to be one of creative exploration and reinvention, capitalizing on the lessons learned during the coaching journey.
In this session with Kristin, we are talking all about what her experience on the podcast was like as well as the lessons and breakthroughs she had during this time. She’s sharing what being coached publicly felt like, what she’s taking into the next iteration of her business and our coaching.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
The thing Kristin feels like we truly got to the root of the issue on and finally shifted
How her business hasn't just improved, but the ways her life has gotten easier too
The thing that surprised Kristin most about being on the podcast
What she thought coaching would be vs. what it actually was
A conversation around sharing numbers, the revenue share model, and what real transparency is
The biggest takeaway Kristin had and what she wants y'all to know