Tips to help you step towards your future, today![]() In light of the necessary postponement of the ‘Life is for Living’ show, Rowena Wild and Kim Horwood (professionally accredited coaches and founders of View To The Future) have written this blog post to support you at home until we can all be together again. For many people, turning 50 and beyond is an important stage in life when they may naturally start questioning and re-evaluating what comes next. We’d like to share some ideas with you to help you take advantage of this unexpected period at home and take a step towards your future, today. We want to help you to:
What can you do today that your future self will thank you for? We invite you to use this time to prioritise and focus on you and your future self. What were you coming to the show to discover? What do you want more of or different? What is holding you back from making life changes? Whether you are looking to slow down, speed up, change direction or jump off the merry-go-round of work but can’t afford to, this is a time of opportunity for you to:
2. Check yourself for negativity
3. Be curious and expand your horizons:
4. Celebrate your abilities, skills and achievements:
5. Commit to meaningful action
Workshop 2 Energising Self to move forward positively - Wednesday 6th May 2020, 2.30pm Alternatively, if you prefer a private and in-depth approach:
We look forward to meeting you and starting your journey with you. Keep safe and well. Kim and Rowena www.viewtothefuture.co.uk
For more information about us and our services please see our website www.viewtothefuture.co.uk or email us directly at contact@viewtothefuture.co.uk. Thank you.
6 Comments
30/4/2020 03:34:26 pm
Interesting, my query would be that it would seem to be for individuals which in itself is great, but as part of a couple and having different likes etc there doesn’t seem to be anything that includes both partners. Is this something that is catered for?
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13/5/2020 02:32:37 pm
Thank you for your feedback.We believe that each person has to start their reflections with self. We encourage individuals to become clear about what they want for themselves and why. If both parts of a couple do this first, the shared conversation will be richer, more meaningful and congruent. We have worked with couples in different ways to suit their needs and style , and find that generally this style of initial self reflection leads to better outcomes for the couple moving forwards.
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Vanessa Platt
30/4/2020 03:44:59 pm
Good advice at this worrying time. I think you will bring clarity to people who are feeling unsure about their ability to deal with uncertainties and can bring about a positive outlook.
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13/5/2020 02:37:16 pm
Thank you for your comments- much appreciated. We both aim to bring clarity, fresh perspectives and new insights to our work as well as a clear action plan !
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Claire pestana
30/4/2020 07:51:10 pm
As a mum to two children who are getting older and more independent - this blog post is really relevant. Working part time, I have more time to pursue my own goals - but I can’t get out of the habit of prioritising family jobs and seem to prioritise the things that don’t take long - So I can get them off the list. This then means the things that will challenge and inspire me keep getting put off! I enjoyed reading this post and hope to attend the show.
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13/5/2020 02:52:08 pm
Thank you for your honest comments!
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