Thom will point to what questions you should be asking about your life and work. Then he’ll show you how to get better answers to these questions: It has to do with the quality of the questions you ask, as their quality determines the quality of the answers that come.
In any path and in any life there is adversity. Thom discusses ways to learn from these situations.
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Winninger shares how to find clarity in a confusing world. How do you transform your life so that you can discover your full potential? How to reduce the tension between what you are meant to be and what you have become?
Self-discovery is a vital component of a fulfilling life. Without it, people fail to find joy, fulfillment, and meaning. For over a decade, I’ve worked with a diverse group of individuals and organizations to help them achieve self-understanding. I call this invaluable process the “path to progressive realization of full potential.” Progressive realization is a journey toward self-discovery through various stages, steps, and small realizations that add up to huge insights about the self. The more you are aware of you unique gift and the talents the support it the …
Thom demonstrates where meaning comes from in your life and your work. Meaning is the outcome of coming to understand your gifts and strengths. Meaning and fulfillment in life comes from applying your gifts where they are meant to be applied.
What gift were you created with? In this podcast Thom shares how to find the path in your life by finding your gift
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From the time we’re born, society conditions us all to strive for goals. Trained by our parents and teachers to set expectations, we learn from an early age how to develop processes to achieve what we want: a new toy, a better grade, and a new friend. Both as children and as adults, we identify objects that we think will bring us joy, meaning, and fulfillment—and then we aim to get them. The problem is that most people are aiming for the entirely wrong things. In fact, when I meet …