I Don't Want You To Like Me
Published: Sun, 02/11/18
same as everyone else out there.
But as someone in the counseling and coaching
profession, and as what I'd like to think is a fairly
emotionally mature adult, my sense of self isn't
based on whether or not I am liked...or how that
translates into "Likes" and comments, etc.
I do want those so I can share my message
more effectively.
What I DO want is for people to come to me because
they see me as a way to solve their problems.
To let go of the pain, frustration and anxiety they have.
Whether it's someone looking for a marketing solution,
or a high school family looking to find a better path to
a great future, or even a branch of the Armed Forces
trying to make allies out of public schools instead of enemies...
It's not about me. It's about them.
If you're looking for a coach, and they make it too much
about them, it's a guarantee it'll continue to be about them
down the road.
If they make it about you and solving your problems
from the get go - if they listen and consult with respect,
you're onto someone good.
Liking is fine. But look for professionalism.
Have a great Sunday,
Larry
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