Why do I want to live the freedom lifestyle?
When I think about why I am on this planet, I continually
come back to a mission of “helping people to become the best version of
themselves”. I am a very analytical
person and focus a lot on data, details, and processes. However, I really feel as though the character
traits that set me apart from other people that have a similar framework is how
much I enjoy working with people and helping them to learn and grow.
I spent two years as a middle school teacher, and I very
much enjoyed working with my students to learn mathematics as well as grow in
their study habits and feel confident in their abilities. Prior to that, I was very involved in college with
individuals with intellectual disabilities and helping them to build a social
structure that made them feel more connected to those around them. Now, as a manager of a consulting team, I
enjoy the one-on-one conversations talking about struggles that my team members
are facing and asking them focused questions about how they think it would be
best to solve the problem and how I can help them in the journey.
To me, freedom will be when I am able to focus my efforts
on helping people being the best that they can and leveraging my analytical
mindset to create structures to get to their goals in the most effective
way. I look forward to being able to
remove the negative influences in my way, to have clarity around the group that
I am meant to help, and feeling confident that I am truly showing up in the
world to the best of my ability. This
will allow me to be free to be the best person I can be!
This blog post is in response to Natalie’s 10 Day Freedom Plan Blog Challenge Day 2
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