Me to We ft. Sue Ryan

If you’re winning an award, you’d think that you’d be over the moon excited. But for Sue Ryan, all she could think was “what’s next?” That was a pivoting moment for her. She realized that something needed to change within to truly fulfill her. It wasn’t until she took an in-depth journey of self exploration to come up with a practice of how to use her wisdom to help others, rather than what would personally satisfy her. Key Takeaways There’s a difference between the words “should” and “choose.” One of them puts you in control. You can become truly self aware by giving yourself the grace of space. By using The Wheel of Life tool, you can align your priorities to be in harmony with one another rather than balancing them. This helps you to see which one needs more alignment at that moment in time. Key Moments {2:10} “...and it would really hit me that I wasn't able to be present in the moment and enjoy this amazing moment.” {7:01} “ I did not know how to become self-aware. I had not focused on asking myself what I really wanted. I had looked at what do you want based on metrics of performance in my job? Not what made me happy in my life and where I wanted my life to go.” {17:30} “I'm on a perfectly imperfect journey. I'm meant to be on this journey. All the experiences are meant to be here for me to have to learn for me, and to share with others.” More about Sue Sue’s mission is to empower and embolden individuals to maximize the opportunities and potential change will bring. As a speaker, change strategist, author, executive coach, caregiving coach and mentor, she lives this through two passions of her purpose. She guides and inspires leaders and emerging leaders committed to business growth and next-level leadership to be great leaders of themselves and others. And she guides non-professional caregivers to become confident, balanced, and supported in all phases of their caregiving. Get in touch with Sue [email protected] Share your Story Send it to us at [email protected] Get Beyond Workaholism If you’re wondering what you need right now and how to manage your time, take the space test and see for yourself.