So a few weeks ago I received my final grades, and with everything passed I knew that I will graduate my psychology studies. But now, I received my final results and I think for the first time in my life I am proud of myself for my results... Graduating with first class was something that I never thought it was possible... but I've done it... In the first year of studies, when I was thinking about first class, I thought it was for the super smart people... and I just left it there and never focus on it... My focus was all the time on studies and learning... and then applying what was relevant... And again... for me, this proves to be the most powerful lesson, that I also apply it with all my clients ➡️Don't focus on the final outcome, but focus on what you have to do to get that outcome. So now, I'd love to celebrate this with you lovely people by opening up the discussion and ask you of you apply this lesson in your work☺️

I had a discussion with another coach on the subject that as a coach you have to push your clients to do the work, and your client have to be ok with being pushed... and if your client is not ok with that... then is not worth it to work with them... And I don't agree with this... at all... I believe that everyone has their own pace of doing things... and a very valuable skill that you must have as a coach is to understand your clients and how they think and fucntion, to be able to adapt whatever coaching you do with them... What do you guys think about this?