Reset. The result of our conversation appointments together. It has various meanings, but two that fit well are ‘to put something back to it’s original or intended settings’ and “to start again after a period of rest or change”. People get messed up by life, and to reset means life becomes smoother, clearer, less complicated. Life seems to produce restlessness. Sometimes that’s ok. Most of the time it isn’t.
I continue to have the amazing privilege of producing changes in a person’s thinking and in their daily life that really work for them, cognitively ‘resetting’ the way (not just what) they think. It makes every day a better place to be from here on. More restful.
Each of us is a unique individual, but the situations we face in life rarely are that unique to us. In the 25 or so years I’ve been working in this field full time, I’ve probably met someone a little like you before, or at least with similar challenges! My work brings me into contact with all sorts of people, from CEOs and managers to single mums and struggling young people, retired professionals and elite leaders. Each wants a better, healthier past, present and future for themselves, their work or business, and those who matter to them. I want that for them too. Simply put: they’d like a reset.
Let’s do it. 0777 163 1945. andrewsercombe@pm.me