Over 50 and feeling stuck in a rut?

Blog Image

Feeling stuck in a rut? You're not alone. Many over 50s feel a sense of frustration and a longing for something more.

But what if you could hit pause, reset, and REBOOT your life? The LifeLift© Guide will show you how to:

• Break free from negative patterns

• Reconnect with your passions & purpose

• Start building a future you'll love

Get your lifetime copy of my Ebook The LifeLift© Guide for Jaded over 50s by Anne Brookes today ➡️ https://leanpub.com/lifelift-aguideforthejadedandexhaustedover50professional

Anne Brookes is the Canalside Life Coach and helps Jaded over 50s take a pause and boost the positives - Personal Development Coaching for life's challenges and changes. Always interested in human and organisational behaviour, learning and communication, Anne has used a variety of approaches, theories and practices in her working life as a manager, trainer, lecturer, counsellor and life coach.

Anne is qualified and certified as a Life Coach, NLP Coach and Practitioner and professionally qualified to use Time Line Therapy® and Advanced Coaching techniques.

Check out her website: https://www.canalsidecoach.app

Updated: 1 day ago

To give you peace

Blog Image

To give you peace

It's mid November and a rose had tried to bloom, just before this morning's frost....

The moon is full and hazy and sits low as it marries it's partner the sun fading in the West - the blackbird knows it will be dark soon....

The leaves are crispy at the top of the layer, but mushy below as I gather them - lovely for next year's mulch....

The rhythm of the seasons stabilises our existences - it just happens, it's there, waiting to be found....

to give you peace

A mini LifeLift©️ from Canalside Life Coach

canalsidecoach.app © November 2024

Updated: 2 days ago

Keeping going over 60

Blog Image

Keeping going over 60

The pandemic and all it's whirlwind of changes in home and work life meant I didn't stop to think of the so called milestone of reaching my 60th birthday. I wonder how many others are feeling the same?

It's made me think about properly pausing to have a deep think about how I navigate the next few years. The challenges most of us face once over 60 include:

Health: changes in physical and mental health can make overcoming obstacles more draining.

Retirement: adjusting to a new routine and missing the structure of work can be demotivating.

Loss: grieving loved ones or facing a change in living circumstances can drain energy and purpose.

Ageism: societal messages about aging can make feeling down about challenges more likely.

SO: HOW CAN WE STAY MOTIVATED?

some ideas and inspiration - just reading the words can help your mind open up:

Focus on progress, not perfection: celebrate small wins to maintain momentum.

Find a purpose: volunteer, take up a new hobby, or reconnect with old passions.

Stay connected: build a strong support network of friends, family, or online communities.

Embrace lifelong learning: take courses, attend workshops, or read inspiring content.

Prioritize self-care: get enough sleep, eat healthily, and manage stress through exercise and /or relaxation techniques.

Reframe challenges: view setbacks as opportunities to learn and grow.

Celebrate resilience: acknowledge how you've overcome challenges in the past.

Focus on strengths: recognize the skills and experience gained over a lifetime.

Maintain a positive attitude: gratitude and optimism can fuel motivation.

If you're finding some of the above hard to do, find connection in your network of friends, family, or via online communities.

Remember it can give immediate relief to seek professional help - set up a session to talk with a life coach, or for more deep seated issues in your past, a therapist for guidance and support.

https://www.canalsidecoach.app

Updated: 2 days ago

Working through transitions in life

Blog Image

Working through transitions in life

A short guide:

Call it a change, a challenge or whatever else, we all have to cope with transitions in life - whether chosen or not.

Is it possible to feel we have some control? Making meaning in our lives is the key - can we give meaning to a difficult situation?

A meaning making bridge can be devised, in small steps.

Or, if you need to, a bigger effort to tackle some fundamentals if you have not had to do that before (or in this particular way).

HOW?

  • acknowledge and accept reality - this can often be the hardest part, be kind to yourself as you work through this

  • look ahead

  • see the bigger picture or reframe as an opportunity, a glimmer of a new future

  • imagine then put together a new goal or goals, being realistic

  • learn to have a balanced view - don't take failure or challenge personally

  • build and maintain resilience - recognise all that you have coped with up until now!

It's helpful to have someone by your side. Have a look at The Canalside Life Coach Guide to Reaching your Goals: https://www.canalsidecoach.app/goals-in-2024

Please contact me on anne.brookes@canalsidecoach.app OR BOOK A CALL at https://ui.canalsidecoach.app

I am qualified and certified as a Life Coach, an NLP Coach and Practitioner, also in Time Line Therapy®

Updated: 12 hours ago

Feeling overwhelmed by life's challenges?

Blog Image

Feeling overwhelmed by life's challenges?

You don't have to go it alone. This LifeLift© Guide will provide you with the tools and strategies you need to cope with stress and overcome obstacles.

Download your Lifetime copy of the LifeLift© Guide and start building resilience today ➡️ http://leanpub.com/lifelift-aguideforthejadedandexhaustedover50professional

Preview available

Updated: 1 day ago