About 1 — Sara Campbell

But my hidden agenda was always trying to figure out how I, and other people, could create lives we actually enjoyed.

When I first became a coach I realized I didn’t exactly love everything about coaching. For example, I’m not one to sit back, listen and nod while someone car crashes their life, or restrain enthusiasm when it’s clear you’ve hit on something fabulous. For months I was so stressed about this: every session I felt like I had to pretend to be someone

Any great discovery, especially that of your life’s work, is never a single moment. In fact, epiphany is an evolutionary process; it happens in stages.