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Posts Tagged ‘inspiration’
As you know, my Dad taught me to write! Cool. I found it really cool that my Dad reads my blog. Now my Dad and I have a great relationship, but he was upset by a few of the things he found here while perusing over 45 posts I have done since last year. My posts can be racy and informative, sexy and New Age…but for sure I think he gets a dose of worry when he considers the things going on in my wonderful life.
Maybe you can help me out on how in handling this situation. Check out a few of his opinions on my post… read his take and leave me a heartfelt comment.
What stuck out most is that my Dad believes that my blogs shine a bad light on me. He said I may not be a good role model and that my stuff is just ‘out there’ in terms of this open relationship piece, and especially the Valentine’s Day story. He said that people need a role model, they need to know that I am perfect or at least faking at perfect.
My Dad feels that clients can not come to a coach who has challenges.
Well Dad, I appreciate that. I see you as my mirror, I must somewhere inside be thinking the same thing. However, I am not down with the school of thought that says follow only those who are perfect.
A.) Because it is not working! B.) Because Perfect is not a noun, it is a verb. Evolution is the only form of Perfection I have ever known…
Perfect, in my book, means ever evolving. We all face challenges. The trouble with life coaching, psychological counseling is that often we have the idea that an expert is someone with no challenges…
