Its Your Story
Who you are today is a composite of your strengths, experiences, values, life lessons, beliefs, and even your weaknesses. Discovering Your Divine Design is a workshop that endeavors to identify and evaluate the pieces you have collected thus far throughout your life, and that have contributed to who you are today.
The Journey
The workshop is an individual and very personalized coaching journey that will have assignments for you to complete. Before moving forward in your journey, you must complete and submit your current assignment, which will be the subject of our next coaching session, unless we agree to do something else. Once all assignments have been completed and submitted, we together will schedule a 1.5 hour one-on-one coaching session which can be in-person, virtual, via email, chat, or any other medium that we mutually agreement upon.
The Rules We Play By
If we are unable to mutually agree upon a medium for our session, one of us will choose the medium, and the other will choose the date for our meeting, which must be conducted within no less than one or more than three weeks after all assignments have been submitted, unless we mutually agree otherwise.
During our 1.5 hour one-on-one session, each of us will have a 15-minute opportunity to share our individual perspective about your composite. As your professional coach, I will present first and you second. At the end of each presentation, the person presenting will share a recommended Personal Vision.
Since you go second, you are free to use your 15 minutes to agree with my perspective, or you may disagree and present your own perspective. You may agree with some parts and disagree with others. Regardless, neither perspective can exceed 15 minutes, unless we both agree to an extension.
All About Y-O-U
This is your story, your life, and your vision. It’s all about you. Therefore, you are free to choose whichever perspective and Personal Vision you desire. No judgment, no further questions will be asked. It is all about you and what you desire to pursue.
After selecting a Personal Vision, the next 30-minute segment of our one-on-one will be devoted to creating a Mission Statement, which represents how you expect to achieve your Personal Vision.
If the Personal Vision is the one that you chose as opposed to the one your coach recommended, then you must lead the discussion by presenting your plan first, if you want to present one at all. You do not have to. You are free to use your 15 minutes to ask questions about how you might achieve your Vision. If you decline input from your coach, it is perfectly okay.
You should leave the session with a Personal Vision and Mission Statement or plan recommended by your coach, or chosen by yourself. This means that you must come to the one-on-one session with your own ideas, perspectives, and plans, but the plan you choose is up to you.