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 I don’t suppose there really are any deadly sins with self development, I was being overly dramatic with the title. But there certainly are areas where I see people make the same mistakes again and again and again, and you don’t have to be one of them If that is, you avoid the following 7 self development deadly(ish) sins: 1: Thinking Being Hard On Yourself Is The Best Way Forward I have been beating  1. Be Kind I could just end it there and say be kind and the world would be a better place and indeed it would. But what I really mean is be kind to yourself, always. It’s one of the few things that I’ll not negotiate with clients over. If they’re not prepared to at least try and be kind to themselves, then I’m not prepared to be their Life Coach and that’s the  I sent an e-mail to my newsletter subscribers yesterday offering them the chance to grab my self development ebook combo pack that normally retails for $19.95 for free by way of saying thanks! Ejunkie only allows 100 free downloads per day for my account and I hit that fairly quickly and then had to wait until midnight before it re-set itself. But with a bit of manual intervention it has now reset itself it  Yes indeed, although I’m pretty sure last December only happened a month or so ago, the end of 2011 is almost upon us. As such here is my yearly round up of what I think are the best Life Coaching and self development books to hit the streets so you can rush out and buy them all, or risk living a meaningless existence. Ok, that maybe a slight over-exaggeration, but they are all very  Just over a year ago I published my free ebook ‘What The Hell Is Life Coaching?’ At the time I was concerned with the direction the Life Coaching industry was taking and at what I saw as a massive over-selling of what Life Coaching has to offer, both to potential coaches and also by some Life Coaches to their clients. It seemed to me as though Life Coach training companies were springing up all  You may well be familiar with the Oscar Wilde quote I used for the headline of this post. I see it quoted a lot in social media circles, even if ironically, most people forget to attribute it. I pride (if pride is the right word, and it probably isn’t) on the fact that I’m a Life Coach who blogs, and not a Blogger who happens to offer Life Coaching services. Equally, I pride myself  I know I have talked about self development myths before, but I wanted to drag them kicking and screaming into the light of day again, because some of the pesky suckers refuse to go away. I will delve into a couple of previous posts from a year or two ago, so forgive me if there is some overlap, but worry not there are plenty of lovely juicy new myths to get your teeth into.  One of the questions I get asked most by Life Coaching clients is a version of: “Why do I always seem to self-sabotage at crucial times in my life” Fortunately, years of experience in dealing with hundreds of clients means I can always answer the question with the total and utter confidence that I’m right. Even without knowing anything more about the situation. “You don’t self-sabotage, because nobody ever self-sabotages, it’s a self development |
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