Life De-Constructed

It’s been awhile – long time no chat (or no write in my case!) What can I say? I’ve been busy. 🙂 Busy as in leaving my company of 8 years … changing the entirety of my work/career life … and launching a coaching practice.

Yep, it’s official. As I mentioned in one of my last posts, I decided to leave my corporate HR job to pursue my passion and what I believe to be my life’s work – COACHING. As a result, I am incredibly proud to announce the launch of The Live Huge Factor.

The Live Huge Factor is my professional coaching practice whose mission is to revolutionize the way people approach their lives—specifically, through the radical act of choosing to live in ways that are bold, vibrant, and deeply fulfilling. My coaching, work, and projects (including my writing on this blog!) center around evoking personal transformation and helping individuals live in alignment with who they are and create the life they are meant to live.

I would be honored for you to check out my *other* online home – www.thelivehugefactor.com – or visit me on Facebook and Twitter (@kyleighwegmann) and become a part of The Live Huge Factor family.

And, of course, if you are looking for a coach, I can help with that.  🙂

P.S. I’ll now be writing regularly on Life De-Constructed – so look for posts coming your way about once a week or so!

Most of you NFL fans out there know by now that Peyton Manning was released by the Indianapolis Colts on Wednesday.  (For those of you who don’t follow the NFL, don’t worry, this post is not actually about football.  But click here if you’re interested in the back story.)

It’s not that I feel sorry for the guy, because he is, after all, a superstar professional football player who makes millions of dollars every year (how can you feel sorry for that?), and I’m pretty sure we will see him land on his feet.  But I empathize with Peyton and can relate, at least to his situation anyway.

The situation where he is breaking up with (or being broken up with?) the organization that has been the only career home he’s had during his entire adult life…while at the same time not knowing what comes next.  I relate, because I am facing this situation myself right now.

After a gut-wrenching, soul-searching, shine-a-light-on-all-my-dark-crevasses journey (more on this in later posts), I have decided to part ways with the company who has employed me for the past 8 years.  The company where I cut my teeth as an intern and then worked my ass off to get where I am at today.  The one and only professional home I have known and the place that has defined my entire professional “being.”

Every day of my time with them has certainly not been sunshine and rainbows, but overwhelmingly, it has truly been a GREAT experience – one for which I am very grateful.  And yet, it’s time for me to move on, even without knowing exactly what my tomorrows will bring.

I have known (in my head) for awhile now that this is the direction I’ve been heading, but it’s only been recently – literally within the past week – that I have decided (in my heart) that I am going to quit.  The logistics and timing are still TBD, but the fact remains: I have decided.

And that feels pretty damn good.

Perhaps Peyton shares a similar sentiment.

This is it.  It’s time.  Blog Post #1.  Numero Uno.  (And yes, I actually did write it on my calendar.)

I’m going to start by giving you your first peek behind the curtain.  Truth be told, I have no idea how to write a blog, not much of a clue about the technology, and my fear gremlin is really giving me a run-down over this whole idea given the fact that there is no way I’m going to be able to be do this in any way resembling “perfect”.

What I DO know, however, is that I have a LOT of juicy stuff to share with you all – and I am way excited about it!

What kind of stuff, you ask?  Well…I’m talking about the Good Stuff.  The Meaningful Stuff.  The Stuff about Life.  All coming to you from my little view of the world – How I see it.  How I live it.  How I de-construct it.  How I create it.

I will be sharing my stories, experiences, thoughts, and opinions on all of the above  – and I warn you now that I will be imperfect and completely messy.  (Sometimes I may even sound a little cuckoo.)  But I will be nothing less than real.

And maybe, just maybe, out of all of this you’ll be inspired to think about your own life:  How you see it.  How you are living (or not living) it.  How you can de-construct it.  How you can create it.

So you’ll have to bear with me as I get this blog built and all dressed up for you – that part will likely take me awhile, but in the meantime, now that this blog is“official” (this being my first post and all), tune in to this channel for regular programming.  I promise it’ll be good.

Oh, I almost forgot!

My name is Kyleigh, and welcome to my blog!