I am a huge fan of many different life coaches out there. The main reason that I like their material is because I will be the first to admit I don’t know everything about managing the details of my life and these people seem to know their stuff. There I said it. I don’t know everything.
One of the assignments Tommy Newberry gives is to put your relationships into three different categories. They either get a “red”, “yellow” or “green” label. These relationships are pretty self explanatory.
The “red” relationships are those that aren’t beneficial to your life and that you most likely need to quit. The “yellow” relationships are those that you need to be cautious with and most likely need to spend less time with. And the green relationships are those that help you grow, help you achieve your goals and make you a better person.
Maybe it sounds a little harsh to you to weed out relationships with people that you have had long term relationships with, but it definitely has helped me get more from life by just surrounding myself with those that inspire me and push me to become better. Maybe there are some relationships you need to think about and reevaluate to see if they are beneficial to you, even if they have been long time friends.
Who is someone in your life that makes you a better person? What do they do to be such a great impact in your life?
I have many impactful people in my life.
They listen, that is the best thing for me. People listen and then cut through my crap and tell me how it is.
I love crap cutters
I have many impactful people in my life.
They listen, that is the best thing for me. People listen and then cut through my crap and tell me how it is.
I love crap cutters
I have several people in my life who make me better mostly because they love me where I am at but speak into me the best of who I am capable of becoming. Their confidence in me pushes me to want to strive to do and be better.
beautiful
I have several people in my life who make me better mostly because they love me where I am at but speak into me the best of who I am capable of becoming. Their confidence in me pushes me to want to strive to do and be better.
beautiful
Awesome post, bro. I love it. Interestingly enough, I had a couple conversations today where this model would also be applicable where time investment is concerned as well. As this season of my life unfolds, I find myself not only evaluating my relational investments, but also my time investments. I’m becoming more in tune with and sensitive to my personal bandwidth where both of these things are concerned, and making efforts to adjust each accordingly. I love what you’ve shared here and will be applying it.
awesome 🙂
Awesome post, bro. I love it. Interestingly enough, I had a couple conversations today where this model would also be applicable where time investment is concerned as well. As this season of my life unfolds, I find myself not only evaluating my relational investments, but also my time investments. I’m becoming more in tune with and sensitive to my personal bandwidth where both of these things are concerned, and making efforts to adjust each accordingly. I love what you’ve shared here and will be applying it.
awesome 🙂