#064 The importance of shadow work for coaches

Let’s talk about victimhood and how that is a shadow that could potentially be holding us back. One of my clients had an aha-moment… victimhood had actually played a role in his stepping out as a coach in the beginning. He has subconsciously learned that he could get what he wanted by acting the victim, and then he began to notice this within his business as a Spiritual Coach. He did his inner work to figure out what was going on and cleared that for himself. Playing the role of victim, even in the tiniest of ways keeps us from fully stepping out. As Spiritual coaches it is our job to do the inner work all the time because when we’re trying to help others with their shadow work, in the depths of what's happening with them, we have to be in full Spiritual integrity and working on ourselves as well so that we can be the best version of ourselves to be the best coaches possible. What is working in your shadows that could be holding you back? Key Points: Why we have to always be doing inner work as Spiritual Coaches A story about my client and his ‘a-ha’ moment regarding victimhood Being the best version of yourself as a Spiritual coach in order to help your clients Resources: If you want to learn more about connecting with your soul tribe and become an extraordinary Spiritual Coach, then the Spiritual Biz Coaching Certification Program is for you. And it’s time for you to book a call with my team to see if you qualify for the program: www.spiritualbizcoaching.com Download a FREE copy of my international bestselling book Are You A Spiritual Entrepreneur? here: https://kimberlymaskaspiritualbiz.com/freeayasebook I invite you to join my free Facebook Group, Spiritual Biz Success, where you can get all of your spiritual business questions answered: https://www.facebook.com/groups/spiritualbizsuccess Credits: MUSIC PROVIDED BY: Happy Life by Fredji SC: https://soundcloud.com/fredjimusic FB: https://www.facebook.com/fredjimusic/ Promoted by MrSnooze https://youtu.be/rhV_DIoebmU