The Seeker.
Purpose-driven. Lacking momentum.
You know your way but get lost in the details.
You’re often frustrated that you can’t turn your your ideas into reality.
Where you are now?
Your life now
There doesn't seem to be enough time to turn your amazing ideas into reality.
You have bursts of inspiration, but struggle to complete things.
How it feels
Your heart may be in the right place, but procrastination could be stunting your growth.
The notion of a more regimented work day seems appealing, but the lines between well-being and well-doing are blurred for you.
You can feel overwhelmed by all the things that need to be done, and a sense of failure or guilt when they regularly don't.
What you want
To feel less of a passenger in your life - you want a better grasp on your dreams and the confidence and discipline to make them happen.
Being in nature gives you a much-needed retreat from your busy mind, and recharges your energy.
What you need
To make that first step - doing something is better than nothing.
In theory, you know what is good for you and your work, you just need to develop systems which allow you to nudge your ideas forward, every day.
Learn to say no more, so you can focus more on what matters to you.
What next
I suggest that you focus on bringing more doing to your day-to-day.
Try this
The journal post 3 steps to re-centre and regain momentum, is perfect for a Seeker.
It includes practical steps to bring more being to your doing.
A free 20-minute call with Michael
If something on this page has resonated — your type, the wheel, the idea of welldoing — it might be worth a conversation.
Just a chance to talk about where you are and whether working together makes sense.