Why Daybreak?

For many of us as for the symbolism, nighttime represents sadness, sorrow, turmoil, a wrestling, an intense conflict of sorts, for some, nighttime is synonymous with fear and vulnerability, helplessness and hopelessness, cold, isolation, loneliness, hate, and abandonment.  In stark contrast, daybreak represents the opposite of each of the previously mentioned conditions.  Day break is synonymous with an ending, a new beginning, rest, a release, arriving at a safe place, coming into a place of purpose, an intended state. 

Daybreak will shed light on two heroes.  The client for their courage to embark on the journey and the coach for their commitment to be a resourceful, dependable guide.  

-James W. Falcon

As such this blog’s purpose is to highlight those moments in the coach-coachee exchange and delve into the moments celebrated by both that are indicative of triumph, of a ship that has traversed the treacherous seas finally coming into the safe harbor of it’s destination to enjoy safety and peace.  Daybreak-the lightbulb moments. Or to use an old training and development term, a delta. The proverbial Ah Ha! It is a moment that is celebrated because the aircraft, pilot and passengers that had been circling the area for hours awaiting landing clearance was finally given the green light. A cheer erupts in both the cockpit and the cabin because the experience of returning home will soon be a reality. As a life coach my primary responsibility is to aid my clients in the self-discovery and maturation process.  Day break will be a journal of sorts for those outcomes in honor of the triumph of those instances that will be celebrated by the client and facilitated by the coach.  Daybreak will shed light on two heroes.  The client for their courage to embark on the journey and the coach for their commitment to be a resourceful, dependable guide.  We are grateful for whatever it was that drew you to this publication, I’d like to believe it was not an accident, nor by happens chance but…by design!  We hope you enjoy the content enough to share it among your social media groups.  Your time and attention are deeply appreciated.