Have you wondered how you can support or move someone to a place of experiencing fulfilment - supporting them to experience it often and consistently, as well as holding on to it during those times of challenge?
Being able to create awareness about what success is when we achieve it is the key to effective and powerful change. Understanding what fulfilment looks, sounds, feels - and even tastes and smells like - when it's achieved it vital to support someone to create and experience it. The most successful people in the world often recognise their achievements were imagined in their mind’s eye before they actually experienced it.
When we programme all our senses and the cells in our body, mind, and heart - to stretch our boundaries of thinking, experiencing, or feeling - we can be truly inspired to go for what we really want. However, many people are not aware of this critical step in creating momentum – and ultimately achieving success.
Many people, even coaches, fall into resistance to exploring all of the beauty fulfilment brings and don’t delve into what success really means because it is a new or strange way of asking questions. However, there is real science behind this exploration. Once we understand success from a much-expanded point of view or experience, we can assist others, or our clients to look at what they want and potentially formulate ways to get there in an easier way or steps. When we do this for ourselves or as a coach with clients or a leader with our team, we are essentially setting up their mind to get what is wanted.
Coaches often skate around the topic of supporting the clients to experience success, perhaps because they haven’t explored it for themselves using the full power of all of their senses. The longer we do this for ourselves or support clients or team members to stay in that experience, the more effective it is. This is because we are programming a part of our mind - the Reticular Activating System or the RAS - to seek the evidence in our 'world' to make what we have imagined (what we've seen, heard and felt) a reality.
The RAS is like the ‘Google’ search engine of our mind: what we input or ‘type’ into it then means it sifts through all the information it experiences (unconsciously and consciously) -deleting information outside of what has been input into the RAS as ‘search’ parameters - to bring up or bring attention to what has been programmed. So in other words, if we are feeding our mind/RAS with negative thoughts, risks, expectations things will go wrong: the RAS will

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