The Riddle wrapped in a Mystery inside an Enigma of Your Life




A Riddle wrapped in a Mystery inside an Enigma.

Famous words by Sir Winston Churchill in 1939 


So, what is that Riddle-Mystery-Enigma of YOUR Life and Career? 


What is that thing in life that you haven't cracked yet, 

something that has a significant impact on your life & career. 


From a career perspective; 

For some, it is People Management. 

For others, it is Conflict Management.

Some are failing at Time Management. 

Some struggle with effective Delegation. 

Some don't know what is holding them back. 

If they were able to identify & overcome this; 

their career growth would be better and faster. 

 

From personal life perspective; 

Many struggle with work-life balance. 

Several challenges with their Relationships

Some struggle with a lack of purpose in life

While some are chasing borrowed goals & dreams. 


If you get clarity on where you are stuck 

and do something to resolve the area of life

It will have a significant positive impact on your life. 


So, this weekend, find some time, 

think, ponder, introspect and retrospect.

Find your life and career riddle-mystery-enigma

Or take help from people around you / mentor / coach.   


#GrowthMindset #LeadershipDevelopment #CoachHemant #LifeBalance 

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I am Hemant Jain, Life & Career Transformation Coach.

I work with mid & senior management professionals 

for an intensive 12 to 18 months coaching journey 

to help them prepare for their next big promotion 

and to gain clarity about their purpose in life. 


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