If
you have ever thought it would be great to hire a personal life coach
to help you be the woman God intended you to be, this book is for
you. Pulliam, a life coach and mentor, has written this book with the
purpose of coming alongside you. She helps define what you want to
build and then focuses on moving forward.
I
really liked this book. Reading it (I think) was like having a life
coach next to me. I've never had a personal life coach but I think
working through this book is what it would be like.
Pulliam
has a foundation of encountering God. Such a personal encounter is
the only way we will know what God has for us and the direction we
should be going.
She
takes us through the key phases of life coaching, beginning with
awareness. I drew a life map, did a time evaluation, did some
prioritizing, and explored a life time-line. Next was finding out who
I am. That began with what the Bible said about me, being in Christ.
Then I looked at my personality type, my gifting and my talents.
Pulliam provided links to free on-line assessment tools. Then I moved
on to addressing obstacles. She even made me look at my possible
idols. She provided tools to help me move forward and helped me write
a vision statement and set goals.
I
really appreciate all Pulliam has included in this book. In addition
to instructive writing, she included activities and questions that
helped me work through this process. I've started writing in a
journal, as she recommended. I plan to go back and work through those
questions from time to time.
Am
I a new person after these twenty one days? Perhaps not, but I have
taken the first steps. Pulliam reminds us this is a long journey and
her book is a springboard to get us on our way. I have a feeling I
will be going through this book many times in the future years as my
life situation changes.
I
highly recommend this book to any woman who wants to be the person
God intended. You'll learn about yourself, what your passions are,
what keeps you from moving forward, etc. You'll be given skills to
overcome obstacles and you'll learn how to cast a vision for your
future. I think you'll find that reading this book just might be the
beginning of a great adventure.
Food
for thought: “Real change is possible as God continues lifelong
transformative work in your heart, mind, body, and soul.” (5)
You
can find out more about the book, read testimonials, sign up for
newsletters, etc., at http://thenewyou.elisapulliam.com/.
You can read an excerpt and watch a video here.
My
rating: 5/5 stars.
Elisa
Pulliam is the founder of http://www.moretobe.com/
and the executive director of http://www.kingdomhearts.us/.
She is a life coach, coach trainer, and speaker. She is a wife and
mother, her favorite roles. You can find out more at
http://www.elisapulliam.com/.
Waterbrook,
224 pages.
I
received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher for the
purpose of an independent and honest review.
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