When it comes to work or vocation, it’s common to hear people say: “Do what you love.” Sounds good …
But I love eating donuts. As much as I love donuts, I know if I only eat donuts, I’ll die a fat (but happy) man. To be healthy, I can’t just eat what I love — sometimes I have to eat things that I know are good for me but may not be the most enjoyable experience.
Successful people don’t just do what they love (i.e., are passionate about); they also do what they are good at. They take into account their strengths and act accordingly. Satisfaction comes when passion and strengths are aligned.
What do you love? Are you good at it? Are you getting better?
"I'd love to help you create the life you've always wanted" - Ken
Ken Hensley
I’ve been helping people and organizations get unstuck for nearly 30 years. Whether it’s a one-on-one coaching session or speaking to hundreds at a large conference, I find great satisfaction in helping people reach their God-given potential.