The professional on cruise control
He wasn't in crisis.
He was cruising.
An accomplished professional earning around $200,000 came without a crisis to point at. He had built a lot. Life had simply become same old, same old. Cruising was the word he used.
After the clearing and rewiring work, he had renewed energy and genuine interest in his own future. He started examining his finances and his credit. He began exploring real estate. He also learned that a property he already owned might appraise near a million, which opened his thinking to possibilities he had not been considering.
The change was not the number. The change was going from disengaged to paying attention again.
What surfaced was not what she came for
She came about her career.
A busy professional woman came in around career challenges. Her industry was shifting. She was living between two coasts, helping care for elderly parents, carrying a great deal.
During the work, something seemingly unrelated surfaced: unresolved material connected to a family business property that had been sitting unsold. They worked with what emerged. In the period afterward, the property began drawing interest, and professional movement appeared as well, including new freelance opportunities.
The speaker and facilitator
She was working on her speaking pipeline.
April was working with a client on her speaker pipeline and her strategy for the next level of her speaking.
About a month into the work, an organization she was already contracted to facilitate trainings for reached out unprompted, offered to increase her pay, and asked her to become their primary facilitator.
This is the kind of movement clients describe during a period of working with April.
The marketing strategist
She had too many good options.
A talented, growth focused marketing strategist arrived with offers, ideas and possibilities in every direction. She was highly capable. Her energy and attention were spread across too many things at once.
Through several clearing sessions, unnecessary directions started falling away and she got clear about where she actually wanted to focus. She began receiving unexpected referrals, and reached a place where strategy became useful again.
Sometimes another strategy is not the first thing needed. Sometimes the interference has to clear so strategy can work.
