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The life coach stood in front of the group. He had given this speech many times before. He needed to make each person identify their goals. That required that they knew not only what they wanted, but how to reach their goal. He always started with the group bucket list. This group activity opened the eyes of his clients to more possibilities than they could imagine.
This was their first meeting. It was the first time he had ever worked with this type of group. Behind him sat thirty, terminally ill cancer patients. He wasn’t sure how much time each person had. He would have to help them find ways to reach their goals. His job this time was to be supportive in any way he could, and to seek organizations to help his clients. He never felt so compelled to do his job successfully.
Touching!
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Thank you.
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Reblogged this on Reena Saxena.
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Thank you for the reblog.
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A thoughtful piece, Lauren and a good one!
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Thank you Chris.
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This is such a profound story Lauren. Beautifully written. Thanks for joining in
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Thank you Sadje. As your prompt states, it’s what I saw.
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You’re welcome! Very moving story
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A lovely post Lauren.
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Thank you Di
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You’re welcome
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A wonderful story and take, Lauren. Loved it.
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Thank you for the kind words.
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Beautiful. This hits close to home as my mom is a cancer survivor. 🙂
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Thank you for sharing.
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I am happy she is victorious.
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Thank you kindly. Lovely work, by the way
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Thanks
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A touching tale. He has to be admired for what he’s doing, it’s not a task I could perform. Well done.
Here’s mine!
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I like where you went.
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Wow! What a powerful job that is, great story!
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Thank you Mason
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You’re welcome!
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This is lovely, Lauren. Very well written. You really had me hoping he would succeed at the end. KL ❤
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Thanks for the encouraging comment.
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A sensitive piece, Lauren.
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Thoughtful story, Lauren. Empathetic. ❤
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Thank you Cheryl
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