CoreSelf Positioning Moves You Forward.
Unlike professional coaching services, where you rely on a personal guide for development over a period of time, CoreSelf Positioning places transformative tools and techniques in your hands, now.
The process moves individuals and teams from dependency to self-sufficiency. The key to the process is called CoreSelf Mapping™. By uncovering the connection between energy, values, and plans in the context of pressures imposed by others, CoreSelf Mapping™ shifts awareness from a focus on functional detail to monitoring progress toward big-picture goals.
CoreSelf Map Process
CoreSelf Mapping™ is a simple and effective tool for helping individuals and teams connect with their own internal guidance system in the service of moving from conflict to strategy.
Where am I now?
Where do I want to be?
How do I get there?
Coaching
Guidance
Positioning
CoreSelf Positioning
Tools & Resources
CoreSelf 4S Framework
This simplified and complimentary version of the CoreSelf Map helps you to slow down, make a plan and reach objectives. Try it now for FREE.
CoreSelf Mapping & Positioning
Available for individuals and groups, the guided CoreSelf Map helps navigate personal challenges to sets the stage for deeper insight and next-step strategy.
Workshops
Attend a workshop combining individual and group CoreSelf Mapping™ with moderated and strategic discussion moves groups towards resolution in 3 sessions.
Train the Trainer
Become an advisor of CoreSelf Positioning to empower individuals and groups in a variety of settings from corporate to nonprofit to one-on-one.
Insights & Real Questions
The People at the Table of Our Lives
During the Holiday season, pause to reflect on this question: “Who is currently sitting with me at the table of my life?”
“Where am I” and “Where do I want to be” Thinking
Learning to replace “I should” or “I am supposed to” thinking with “what is my best next step” is a powerful skill that can be taught, learned, and practiced in our daily lives. It starts with observing closely and asking very important questions.
“I should” and “I am supposed to …” Thinking
How expectations can trap our thinking brain We’ve all had times in life when our inner voice starts a thought that “I should …” or “I am supposed to …” The sense of obligation to meet others’ expectations can be overwhelming. Acting on our own positive beliefs reinforced our values;…