Susan Britton and a co-speaker describe the moment they found their purpose: watching people have sudden realizations that shift how they think and feel. Both call it addictive. Susan realized she could be paid for facilitating these breakthroughs; her co-speaker has helped thousands for free.
And I have always been fascinated to watch both myself and watch other people kind of see the light bulbs go on and get it. And I thought, oh my gosh, I could get paid. I could get paid for doing what I love and seeing other people benefit in the process. This is too good to be true. So it was just a really holistic, like, I was enlightened when I thought, Oh my gosh, this is what I'm here for. So it's like they're finding a better way to believe, to think, to behave, to feel. And I get to watch it and be a part of it and support that. I mean, it just doesn't get any better.
Again, very similar to my story. I mean, that's exactly how the why came about. I saw the lights come on when people discovered their why. And I was like, man, this is an addiction. Literally. Right? I did it for thousands of people for free. So similar.
Susan’s ICF Educator Award | The Heart Behind the Impact Katy Montgomery, PCC
