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Simple Isn’t Always Easy

The Powerful Paragraph

In a recent coach training session, I surprised myself by saying to my practice client, “sometimes simple things are hard things.” It’s a simple statement, but it holds a lot of meaning. Sometimes it doesn’t matter how simple the task is or how easy or quick it is to accomplish. What may matter more than the logistics is our mindset: Do we have a trend of resistance? Or do we seek responsibility and accountability? Taking a moment to think about the “why” of task avoidance is a powerful shift. The types of questions we ask ourselves when navigating hurdles can greatly influence the outcome.

The Powerful Question to Ponder

Where and why do you carry resistance to simple tasks?

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About Powerful Paragraphs

Designed to mimic coaching questions.

  • Four or five sentences to give a little context and an open-ended question.
  • Start your day with a little boost of inspiration and insight.

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Graduate Stories: Kimberly Zimmerman Rand

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March 11, 2024

Kimberly Zimmerman Rand is passionate about people living their best lives through household finance. As a consultant, trainer, coach, and Principal at Dragonfly Financial Solutions LLC, she engages her talents to help others deepen their knowledge, develop their skills, and become more confident in their relationship with money. For over 25 years Kimberly has been providing services to professionals and consumers on both live and online platforms. Her superpower is bringing clarity to complex personal finance topics and inspiring people to do great things. Kimberly is an Accredited Financial Counselor® and Professional Certified Essential Life Coach from Coach Training EDU. She is also a Credit as an Asset Master Trainer and a HUD Certified Housing Counselor. Kimberly holds a Master of Social Work in Social and Economic Development and Nonprofit Management from Washington University in St. Louis, and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Colby College.

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