Self-care is one of those terms that has become part of everyday lingo in the last few years, and for good reason. When you expend yourself, particularly on behalf of others, you need to replenish your reserves of emotional, spiritual, physical, and mental energy. You don’t do yourself or other people any favors if you run yourself ragged.
As a Christian coach, you can only do so much before you begin to hurt yourself and your client. We all have our limits, and knowing yours as well as being able to enforce them can be a huge help in your coaching.
This post is from our ministry partner, Texas Christian Counseling. Shel Silverstein’s The Giving Tree is one of those books that seems simple on the surface but has so many layers, especially if you read it at different stages of …
Homeless Not Hopeless A homeless man in Los Angeles sees a book leaning up against the curb, and like any other object he finds on the street, he picks it up, hoping to sell it for a nickel or two. …
Practice Proficiencies that Lead to Mastery Mastery of any skill, art, or vocation takes a long time. It also takes effort. Most life coaches I speak with are hungry to know what skills or techniques they can apply their energy …
Don’t Assume As a single adult in my late 40s serving in ministry, counseling, and coaching, I have had many opportunities to hear the stories, hearts, and relationship goals of unmarried individuals. Recent Pew Research shows 40% of Christian adults …
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