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Do these conversations sound familiar?

•“If I could afford it, if I won the lottery, then I would quit this job … and just spend my time painting. …

•“I’ve always wanted to be a doctor, it was my dream. But I’m 44 now, I can’t possible compete with all those younger students … “I’ve always wanted a family, but I waited too long. It’s too late …!”

•“I didn’t always sell insurance; nope … I used to be a musician. … But then I got real. I knew I would never make it ..."

We (www.insightlifecoaches.com) offer life coaching to individuals who want greater success or satisfaction in various areas of their life. We do this by coaching through the Seven Domains of Success. Our clients who report living a more purposeful life and greater results, who are experiencing greater satisfaction and joy, and who have developed a greater tolerance to risk and uncertainty, have mitigated the Seven Domains of Success in the following manner:

1. Insight: They understand what they really want. Not what others tell them.

2. Awareness: They have REAL awareness and acceptance of their fears. And they don’t fall victim to their fears. They don't avoid them either. They don’t blame, share, or make excuses. They understand how fear can be used to move forward and not stay stuck.

3. Accountability: They are responsible and accountable for their actions and results. They shift away from victim hood AND avoid starting thoughts and statements with … “If only … Because of … Yeah but … I should have."

4. Possibilities: When things ARE NOT going their way, they always see new possibilities to get around challenges or blocks. When things are going their way, they are always looking for more possibilities to get around challenges or blocks.

5. Vision: Their vision serves as a general guiding principal that that involves their passion or competency.

6. Committed Action: They are committed to action, goals, objectives, tasks aligned with their vision.

7) Practice: They know that in order to maintain new habits, trends, and action, they must constantly practice “being” and “doing” until it becomes automatic.