Show Notes
I'm not about to sugarcoat the fact that I've had my world rocked by some truly horrible events and situations. From being severely bullied, to suicide attempts and the suicide of people I knew and loved, it would have been easy for me to give in to despair and develop a jaded worldview. In episode 2 of the podcast I talk more about:
The life events that propelled my interest in positive psychology How I started to view hardships as opportunities How I learned to channel unstoppable success
The innate trust I have in myself and my abilities are one of the greatest gifts I have ever found within. It helps me have the confidence to try and try again, and remember that the only difference between a trial and an opportunity is your perspective. It's a gift I consider a privilege to pass on to other/future coaches as I watch the ripple effect of positive confidence change the world. I would love for you to join us in growth and learning at https://niyc-pidgeon.mykajabi.com/positive-psychology-coach-academy-1 today!
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