We all have “superpowers” that help us thrive in life, but if we don’t know how to harness them, they can backfire; just like Elsa’s freezing power in the film Frozen.
Examples of such superpowers are:
- being a perfectionist
- being a high achiever
- being a linear or non linear thinker
- being a visionary
- being a helper
- being a doer
- being empathic
- being an introvert/extrovert
Understanding how to leverage the gifts of your personality traits, and managing their drawbacks is key to emotional intelligence, leadership and personal effectiveness.
I am going to run a webinar on 22 June, 7pm (BST) about understanding your superpowers with the help of the Enneagram psychometric model.
Learn to cherish who you are, manage your blindspots and become more effective in living the life you want.
Click here for more information and registration.
See you on the webinar!
Hans Schumann
Hans Schumann is an Executive Career & Life Coach in London, with a background in law and financial services. A serious health crisis with an autoimmune disease, which was triggered by a burnout, made him housebound for almost two years and prompted him to re-evaluate his life. He decided to leave the golden cage of corporate life and reconnect to his passion for personal growth. He now helps executives, professionals and business owners create and thrive in lives they truly love. Most of his clients are in established careers, but at a point where they are ready to up their game and create deeper fulfilment and greater success. For some of them that’s about changing or progressing in their career. For others it’s about becoming more effective in what they already do, growing as leaders or creating a more balanced lifestyle. Hans works on a wide range of topics, such as career change, life planning, personal effectiveness, confidence, stress management and leadership skills. His services include: Life Coaching Career Coaching Executive Coaching Confidence Coaching Stress Coaching Enneagram Coaching Hans is also the author of the self-coaching book: “Falling in Love With Your Job”, available on Amazon.
