Are you headed toward burnout, or maybe you’re wondering if you need some burnout prevention?
“Dr. Margie Bryce has been coaching me for more than three years. I knew I needed some coaching, but I was hesitant because I was not sure exactly how it would help. She helped me process why I felt like I was “stuck” and find ways to move forward by taking action.
Margie was great at asking, not telling, and leading me to discover new solutions to old problems. I highly
recommend you schedule a consult and your first coaching session. Give yourself the gift of action.”
Rev. JoAnn, church planter
I was charged with merging 4.5 congregations into a single group. This was my caregiving task: to lead them to become one while we worshipped in a school until we found and renovated our new space. This involved: weekly usual obligations as well as oversight of a construction project AND a capital campaign AND… I set aside self-care, seeing it as just one more thing on my to-do-list… and I saw it as having little value. WRONG. I’ve learned a lot since then about self-care and sharing with you is the work I’m passionate about now.
I hold a doctorate in Leadership (from Ashland Theological Seminary), and the first line of leadership is being able to lead YOURSELF well.
Do you frequently feel like you’re playing a never-ending game of whack-a-mole?
You do your best to keep up, and at the same time feel like it’s not enough. Your list of worries compounds and you’re challenged to be everything you need to be.
It’s exhausting.
Is this you?
It doesn’t have to be that way.
Is it time to consider new ways of doing life?
I serve caregivers of all types who are tired of being tired and want to live into their vocation in a renewed way.
Individual coaching can help you discover new ways of doing life so your effectiveness at work and at home are enhanced.
Self-care is always a part of the process, however, individual coaching is tailored to your specific needs.