Advertise with Googlier.com Daybreak Life Coaching http://daybreaklifecoaching.ie Life Coaching Sun, 26 Jan 2025 18:33:20 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.10 HARMONY http://daybreaklifecoaching.ie/harmony/ Sun, 26 Jan 2025 18:33:20 +0000 https://daybreaklifecoaching.ie/?p=281 Both physical and metaphysical life are based on unmovable principles. There is law, order, peace and harmony in the Universe. Disturbance occurs when something tips out of balance with these principles and your inner turmoil surfaces in some way in your physical life. That’s when challenges emerge and you experience difficulty. At other times you have nothing to do with the arising circumstances; life just surprised you with some unexpected events.

 My job is to coach you back into harmony with life’s unwavering principles, whose author is God Himself. As your coach, I will help you to find the right responses and strengthen your inner resolve to guide you back to stability. Once that is done, the physical obstacles become inevitably easy to clear. In our sessions I will take you on a journey of self-discovery, character building, and I will help you create context to your life. With me you will learn how to safeguard your life by becoming proactive, so problems become easier to solve. 

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IDENTITY http://daybreaklifecoaching.ie/identity/ Tue, 08 Dec 2020 16:52:40 +0000 http://daybreaklifecoaching.ie/?p=259 by László Balogh

I would like to share with you a short excerpt from my recent book…

“I am getting to the core of the matter here. The most important facet of Christian life is to grasp where our identity lies. The dictionary will tell you that identity is “the way you think about yourself, who you are, and what characteristics define you”. In Christian context, we are supposed to identify with Jesus. This might sound radical to many people, but the apostle Paul makes some extraordinary statements in this respect. He writes, “For you have died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God.” He refers to our old nature when he says “we have died”. And this is not metaphorical. I discussed earlier on how God infuses His 100% pure Holy Spirit into the spirit of the born-again believer. Now that our old nature is dead, our lives are hidden in Jesus. Paul writes in a different letter, “It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me.” This is exactly where the Christian life is supposed to be heading. Jesus wants to live His beautiful life through the born-again believer; through His newly created human being. He would like to manifest His perfect nature through our words and deeds.

This is the core of becoming a “partaker of the divine nature”. This is the secret of being “heirs of God”.

Nothing else will do!

You don’t have to get reincarnated time and again for millennia. That is a very nebulous prospect. But we have a better promise by Jesus and you can have it, here and now, in this life—and, after leaving this world, eternal life. That is the promise of the Savior who laid down His life for all of us. Paul says, “For I know whom I have believed.”. He hit that right on the head. The Son of God appeared in a human body and told us plainly how things are. Why people keep on searching in the uncertain, I cannot grasp. I have believed the words of a person, not some spirit-being channeled by a medium. This person, Jesus, died for me. He proved character and proved Himself trustworthy. I gladly take His offer and I gladly identify my life with His.

I’m not talking about uniformity here. God doesn’t want to make robots out of everyone. You will still be unique with your own personality traits, expressions, likes, and dislikes. God will set you on the narrow path of perfection with a very definite goal in mind. The key to Christ-like identity is in how you see yourself! It is your perception of your whole being. The first step is for you to believe that you have been made one with Christ’s Spirit. Then you start thinking about yourself as a Christ-like person. This must be similar to when someone marries into a royal family. He or she wakes up the next morning and realizes, “Wow, this is really happening!” In the beginning, you have to keep reminding yourself that you are now a prince or a princess. Then it slowly sinks in, and you start behaving like one. I’m not talking about thinking of yourself as more than you should, but this is exactly how God sees you in the spirit. He looks at you and sees Jesus in you. You just need to align your way of thinking to God’s way; that’s all.                  

So why is this important? First of all, it will make a well-balanced individual out of you. And because you are rock-solid in your new identity, this will overflow onto others’ lives and you will begin to have a positive influence on them. Your life will become so rich, that you have extra to share with others. Many people try to get validation for their lives through the approval of others. Their identity lies in the approval of their spouse, friends, and peers. And when this approval doesn’t come, they are shattered. That is a very dangerous game to play; it’s like walking on thin ice. Why? Because you will do only as good as the approval you receive from people. Think about that for a moment.

If you are a new creation in Christ, God has already validated your life. You don’t need to keep on seeking approval from others. You will be able to feel so safe in your own skin that nothing will rock you. God has matched your value to the blood of His Son, Jesus. Your worth and value equals the life of the Son of God. Paul says that we were “bought at a price”. You probably won’t buy something if it’s not worth it for you. But you were worth it to God; this is how dear you are to Him. This thought should make you feel so secure that nothing can tip you off balance anymore. It won’t matter what other people think of you, because the Creator of the Universe thinks highly of you. That is the secret to emotional stability!”    

The book is available to buy on Amazon

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IS LIFE A LABYRINTH? http://daybreaklifecoaching.ie/is-life-a-labyrinth/ Fri, 26 Jun 2020 16:41:49 +0000 http://daybreaklifecoaching.ie/?p=148 by László Balogh

Isn’t it a good feeling when you figure out the rules of a complicated board game and you start to enjoy playing it? Suddenly things fall into place and start to make sense. You make the right moves and you feel you finally have a chance of winning. You don’t just focus on your next move, but you begin to think ahead and start to anticipate your opponents’ moves. You gained insight, you learned the ropes and you now decide with ease. The formerly complicated game has become elementary.

The “board game” of life has rules too. You know about the back doors, but you know people who got burned by using them. You have questions. How do I maneuver through the maze of life with dignity? How do I avoid falling through a trap door? What is the cost of success and what price is worth paying? I think all of us just want to be happy – plain and simple. But somehow this life has an astonishing way of putting the screws on. Deep inside you know what you should do but you just can’t find a way to make it a reality. Very often the options seem so numerous and confusing that they bring you to a complete halt.

But thankfully the designer of the board game is not hiding in seclusion. The rules are in reach. We can read this next section in the Book of Psalms:

“…but his delight is in the law of the LORD, and on his law he meditates day and night. He is like a tree planted by streams of water that yields its fruit in its season, and its leaf does not wither. In all that he does, he prospers.”

We were not meant to just drag through life as victims of circumstances. God gave us a purpose and a way to fulfil it. He wants you to prosper in all aspects of life. And the primary way of getting this done is by meditating on His Words. God’s Words are the rules of the game. Once you get acquainted with them and apply them, you will be prosperous. No doubt about that – the Designer said so.

Change is an inevitable part of life. We all have to make some from time to time. Sometimes it’s not even just a matter of making things better, but a matter of foresight. Being prepared is always better than having to fix something that went wrong. If you find yourself needing to make changes in your life and you are wondering what premises you can base them on, I would be happy to advise you. I help people to untangle knots and build bridges…

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