In this video San Diego Business Coach – Greg Clowminzer, talks about direction, specifically within the realm of coaching.

I would like to start off with a question for you to consider. If somebody came up to you and asked you for directions, what’s the first question that you’d asked them, what would be your natural response.

Just think about that for a minute.

Your first natural response would probably be something like, where are you trying to get to.  Within coaching a lot of times the clients gets to a point where they’re feeling frustrated, the coaching client may desire or feel they need more direction. And the coaches response to that is, in order for you to gain a sense of direction the first thing you really need to look at is destination.

Destination is the precursor to direction and without it, nobody can really help give you directions.

In business coaching one of our primary focus as business coaches, is on clarification of destination or clarification of outcomes. In this video, what I want for you, is to get into the mindset, of asking yourself where do I really want to get to.

Another way to approach this is to ask yourself, what do I really want, how do I want it to be,  how do I want it to look, how do I want it to feel.  Whatever “it” is whether it’s your business, your life, your relationship, or your sales goals.

Whatever “it” is, ask yourself, what do I really want.

Watch this video as I share a strategy for helping you gain context with this simple but sometimes overwhelming question.

Thanks for watching and please leave your comments below.

Greg Clowminzer here, your business coach.

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