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Inner Samurai Business – What a Confused Client Is Telling YouSusan L ReidHow many times have you heard a client say, "I'm confused"?As a coach for spiritually conscious women starting up businesses, I hear it all the time. It doesn't matter what a client is confused about. In fact, it often isn't what she thinks she's confused about in the first place. What does matter is that you pay attention and listen to your client when she says she is confused. Inner Samurai Business always looks at business from both the practical and energetic viewpoints. From an energetic standpoint, when a client says she is confused, there are four main things her confusion could mean. Here is some practical advice for what is energetically going on when your client says she's confused. Four Things a Confused Client Is Telling You1. Yes, it was something you said. If this is the case, then the confusion will be sorted out easily by asking, "Tell me what I said that is confusing to you."
Saying yes to a new direction, even if your client is excited about what she's calling forth, may cause emotional, psychological, and even physical discomfort to arise and block her forward movement. That's because there's both healing and alignment that needs to occur first, before change can take place. If this is the case for your client, she may actually need an energetic moment to collect her thoughts, calm her mind, and align herself. To find out if this is the reason for your client’s confusion, ask, "What point do we need to revisit and clarify so we can make moving forward together as easy and joyous as possible for you?" 3. Your client is not fully aligned. If a lack of alignment is the reason for her confusion, then she must be allowed the time necessary to align herself and those important to her with the vision that she is calling forth. As a coach, the best approach to this kind of confusion is for you to take a supportive role. Align yourself with her vision and ask, "What would you like me to do to help?" 4. Your client is abdicating responsibility. If this is the reason why she is saying she is confused, then the best thing you can do as a coach is to ask her this question: "What is it you need to face right now that is holding you back and rendering you powerless and hesitant?" The answer to this question will help her bring her own inner light forward so that she can feel the powerful direction that light inspires. A confused mind says no every time. No exception.
Answering these questions will help your client align with her greater inner knowing, clear up any confusion she's experiencing, and move her forward on her path toward success. Copyright © 2009 by Susan L. Reid Copyright ©2009 by Susan L. Reid, DMA Intuitive small business start-up expert Dr. Susan L. Reid is the award-winning author of Discovering Your Inner Samurai: The Entrepreneurial Woman's Journey to Business Success, and business coach and consultant for entrepreneurial women starting up home-based business for the very first time. |
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