Hi there, and thanks for being here!
My name is Margot.
I am a life coach, grief & growth coach, and organising expert.
For more than fifteen years, I have been helping my clients declutter and organise their minds, homes, lives.
Nowadays, I primarily work with professional women and men close to or in retirement (baby boomers).
I am a baby boomer myself, and that’s probably the main reason why I find this stage in life so fascinating. 🙂
Like myself, my clients are determined to have a great life in retirement.
That’s why they decided to plan their retirement intentionally, prepare it carefully, and organise it competently.
This is how I help my readers and clients create the retirement life they want:
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- I regularly share powerful concepts and practical step-by-step guides with the readers of my newsletters/blog (‘Retirement Success Strategies’),
- and offer personal support to my clients (‘Private Dialogue’ Zoom meetings)
4 powerful frameworks for a well-designed retirement
These are the 4 frameworks that ‘dominate’ my writing and build the foundation of my coaching approach – and ensure that my clients get the results they want:
#1: The power of Self-Coaching
Our thoughts are the most powerful tools we have.
The external circumstances of our lives are out of our control. But we are 100% in control of what we want to think and then feel and do about them.
Our thoughts enable us to create the life we want.
#2: Grief and Growth (can) go hand in hand
Grief is the natural human response to perceived loss.
It’s a subjective, unique experience – and it has no end. As the loss will not disappear, the grief will also stay with us. But it will change.
And it will allow us to change ourselves and grow – if we want to.
#3: Life Transitions keep us moving
Each of us goes through a unique series of life transitions.
Some are manageable disruptions – we learn, adapt, and move on. Some transitions, however, turn our lives upside down.
They change everything – and they challenge us to change ourselves.
(*) Transitions become easier if we let go of what belongs to the past. (See #4).
#4: Living well requires constant decluttering and re-organising
Most of the ‘stuff’(*) in our life has only temporary value.
That’s why we must regularly declutter and let go of what no longer serves us. We need to create space for what we now want and need to have in our lives. Then, we reorganise everything. Until we declutter again.
If we don’t consistently declutter and re-organise our lives, we get stuck.
(*) belongings, relationships, information, habits, beliefs, interests, etc.
WHAT ABOUT YOU?
Are you a baby boomer as well?
Getting ready for retirement? Determined to shape and enjoy this phase of your life intentionally?
Or are you living your retirement life already? So – how is it?
If you feel like having a conversation with me, I am here!
Let’s have a Zoom meeting – you can book it easily HERE.
I hope to talk with you soon!
Take care.