The Quote: Nothing happens with Chance everything happens with Personal change with Bobbi Kahler the Change Chef

<p>About Bobbi</p> <p>Most people haven’t heard a doctor tell them, “You shoudn’t be alive.” Bobbi has. And her personal story of re-building her health to become a vibrant athlete is inspiring and offers hope to listeners that anything is possible for them. It also gives her credibility as she hasn’t just studied these concepts, she has lived them – and, in fact, is alive because of them. Bobbi blends her storytelling ability with her experience in coaching thousands of people and her graduate studies to deliver key insights and practical steps forward.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>One of Bobbi’s signature strengths is in helping people to “Just Start” and to learn their way forward. This is rooted in her belief that while goal setting and having a vision is important, it is more important to just start. Nothing happens until you do. No progress can be made, and no learning can be created until we put ourselves in the game. Bobbi offers listeners proven ways to get off the bench and move towards their goals and dreams.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>A critical component of that is to manage the voice inside each of us that tell us to “just wait.” This is the voice that tells us that we might fail or be rejected or make a mistake or look foolish. In having coached more than 3000 people in her career, Bobbi understands how to help people silence that voice and move forward.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>The other critical piece is to learn your way forward. It is almost impossible to know everything we need to know before we start – and that is not a reason to wait. It simply means that we need to become students of learning how to learn the skills, behaviors and mindsets that will make us successful. These are all learnable behaviors and skills; they are not innate things that we are born with or not. They can be learned and developed the same as any other skill, like learning to ride, learning to ski, or learning to hit a ball. We may not become great at them overnight, but they can be learned, practiced, and mastered.</p> <p