Sharon L. West is a passionate, conscientious self-care strategist and development coach dedicated to empowering professionals and entrepreneurial mothers. Sharon is no actress. With a background in professional play-writing, stage, music, video and film production, she has had a full scope on how managing self care as a successful state of being can effect business ventures by confidence or lack thereof. Personality is more than an innate trait. We know it is groomed by those in our circles, chosen or not and life experiences.
"I grew up in a two parent household, who like most, in an average family income range during that time, and not always within the best emotional circumstances. No blame on my parents. If we are honest with ourselves, learn to find acceptance about their influences, we begin to benefit from understanding, all of life is a matter of happening for us, not to us. What I began to learn from my creative arts and multimedia expertise and entertaining audiences, my talents of communications resonated with their experiences: a running theme of need for change or reframing in gratitude was paramount throughout. I quickly found that my productions were encouraging positive mindsets and self-development in others. I felt honored, but mostly I wanted to know how else can I use my person to increase this influence."
Delving into neuroscience, credentialing in applied positive psychology, communication arts and Master certifications in coaching became alive. As an Executive coach, ontological and transformational coaching techniques, has enabled a growth mindset within her that she now use to help encourage and evoke change in decision making or behaviors others seek. Her growth ventures has assisted countless individuals, coaches, C-suite executives, managers, new leaders, coaches and individual contractors, overcome imposter syndrome through communication techniques, mindfulness methods, superpower boundary setting, and level 4 active listening skills.
By fostering a growth mindset, helping to impact upon reframing one's thoughts using their own autonomy but guided through deep curious questioning, building resilience and reconstructing habits that no longer serve a client ensures success. Her professional guidance leads clients and coaches she mentors towards their fullest potential, both personally and professionally.
Believing in the power of actionable steps, Sharon's approach is hands-on and results-driven. Each client receives tailored strategies to navigate self-development opportunities and cultivate an empowered, more harmoniously balanced life. Clients understand the power of partnering for accomplishing ambitions.
Through her management of MightyDreamer Mindset's personalized coaching programs, insightful workshops, and masterminds,
Sharon L. West has built a community of achievers who are unified by their dedication to continuous growth and emotional well-being. Currently,
Ms. West is working under the tutelage of Dean DeGrazzi and Tony Robbins.
Transforming your challenges into triumphs and nurturing the best version of yourself is my mission. I'm here for you, ready to embark on this journey
together. I make a promise to myself to share all I learn from personal development and have always to my fans, family, and friends. No different is my intention to do the same for my clients, members, or coaches I mentor, incorporated by my holistic coaching style. Looking forward to partnering and welcoming you to the MightyDreamer family, where we help you conceive, believe, and achieve your wants, needs, and the desires you value. Until soon." Sharon L. West
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Visualize Believe Achieve: Sums Up Our Head Manager Coach Sharon L. West
What comes to mind for you about your boundary setting skills?
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When you need to set boundaries, are they clear and guillt free?
How would having more confidence help your career?
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