CoreSelf Mapping Experience

Move From Complex Situation to Simple Strategy

Accelerate personal growth when you untangle the complexities of professional and personal challenges and move towards resolution faster with CoreSelf Positioning tools and services.

Most of the Time We’re Fine...until We’re Not.

When we're overwhelmed, we no longer think clearly or take effective action, losing sight of our values and what’s most important to us.

If you are facing a personal or professional challenge, any movement towards resolution requires that we center ourselves in regards to emotions, values and actions.

This means reducing tension, conflict, and uncertainty in ourselves and our most important relationships. But how?

With CoreSelf Mapping.

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CoreSelf Positioning in Real Life

Check out these videos and stories of real people who use CoreSelf Positioning to empower and focus when facing challenges and opportunities in personal and professional life.

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Stuck in Your Own Head | CoreSelf Positioning in Real Life

Ever struggle with an event, question or situation that needs resolution, but you just get stuck in your own head? In this video, David works through a CoreSelf Map to help get “unstuck”.

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Getting Team Buy-In | CoreSelf Positioning in Real Life

Sales Leader Brian was facing the challenge of  how to get team buy-in to a new sales strategy at his company. To gain clarity and actionable steps, he goes through a guided CoreSelf Mapping experience with Tim at Simple.Not Easy.

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Navigating a Difficult Conversation | CoreSelf Positioning in Real Life

Susan, a retired business owner, is no stranger to decision-making, but when emotions began to muddy the waters too much, she needed help. That’s where CoreSelf Mapping came in.

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"Writing this down was like taking three or four breaths. It was beautiful."
Brian

"My team is an extension of me. I want to leave a legacy and I want them to have the same pride. Using CoreSelf Mapping has gotten me to a great next step in my leadership journey."

 Susan

"This is the easiest, most logical way of determining what your best next steps are given a specific situation in your life."

Get Ready for the Guided CoreSelf Mapping Experience

Got something on your mind? Ready to move it forward?

With the help of a CoreSelf Mapping Advisor, we'll walk you through your first CoreSelf Map in order to maximize your experience and insights into your situation. 

Once you've mastered the process, you'll be prepared to conduct infinite Maps to guide your and others futures.

In just a one hour, you'll walk through a writing exercise designed to help you:

  • Think of Your Challenge
  • Explore Emotional Energy
  • Name Your Values & Practices
  • Consider Thoughts & Plans
  • Document Your Challenge
  • Consider Your Strengths in Challenge
  • Revisit Past Good Faith Efforts
  • Devise Actionable Strategies or Ask Real Questions

Insights & Real Questions

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Stuck in Your Own Head | CoreSelf Positioning in Real Life

Ever struggle with an event, question or situation that needs resolution, but you just get stuck in your own head? In this video, David works through a CoreSelf Map to help get “unstuck”.

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The Lost Art of Daily Writing: Journaling for Energy and Resilience: Part 3

Sharpening the Saw in a World That Won’t Slow Down — From Etchings to Journals   Long before notebooks and apps, humans left etchings on cave walls or carvings in stone— records of the hunt, the harvest, the building of monuments. These weren’t just decorations;  they were a kind of early…

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The Lost Art of Writing—and Learning: Part 2

Today, most students type or text before they pick up a pen. Those tools are helpful, but they push us toward speed, not depth. Learn how writing & slowing down changes things.