Liber self-coaching in the face of loss, change or adversity

As long as you have a tailwind, there is nothing wrong. But if life is against you, you are suddenly empty-handed. Meet Liber here. Liber self-coaching for loss, change or adversity is a do-it-yourself coaching methodology that makes a virtue of necessity. Liber forges the iron while it's hot. The exercise is simple: learn to unconditionally welcome your resistance to what you don't welcome. Strange but true: out of adversity you can eventually learn to draw prosperity. Moreover, out of powerlessness comes strength.

What

DIY

Suppose you are hungry. Do you go looking for a fish, or a fishing rod? If you choose the latter, then Liber is the approach for you. Because it's a do-it-yourself methodology, your coach Thomas van Kleef gives you the "Liber fishing rod" and explains how to use it. After that, it's up to you. Your dedication at home is the key to your recovery.

Depth

What further distinguishes Liber self-coaching for loss, change or adversity is its depth. The emphasis is not on your behavior, but on who you are. Or rather, who you think you are. The goal is not to make you "the old" again or to "fix" you, but to renew you. This is how you emerge from this crisis as a different person. Wiser, more mature, more yourself.

Welcome to the wonderful world of Liber

For whom

Transition

You are faced with the question, 'Now what? How now? What preceded it is irrelevant. Maybe it's burnout, a change of job, home, outlook, or the death of a loved one. What is important is that you are ready to change course. Liber self-coaching for loss, change or setback is designed for those who want or need to go through a change process.

Continue

Liber works because things work the way they work. But what is true is not always pleasant. No freedom without struggle. Liber students are go-getters. They are solid personalities who can think conceptually and in a disciplined way, are independent in life and take responsibility. This is an approach for those willing to go the distance.

From where?

Old wisdoms in a new guise

Liber was developed by Thomas van Kleef, a contemporary monk. He is convinced that happiness is essentially up for grabs. After years of searching, he arrived at Liber. It is a "Jip and Janneke translation" of what the wisdom traditions of East and West have been teaching for centuries.