We spend a abundance of age and money on comfort. We search for the fair pillow, the fair chair, the fair shoes (although my stiletto-wearing friends will disagree with that one). And yet, many of the best things for us constitute us uncomfortable. The doctor's visit where we calibrate our health… taking a walk much if we're tired… finishing the taxes tonight instead of waiting until the at the end minute. My job often involves making human beings uncomfortable. As a leadership & workplace coach, clients hire me to challenge them to capture action toward things like building a bigger employment familiarity, making stronger career prospects or making more meaningful choices about how they employ of their age and talents. And the only path to do that is to get really, really uncomfortable.
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