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Almighty God took His chosen people who had been rescued delivered released and set free, and led them to this wonderful sanctuary, and at the foot of Mount Sinai, He leads them to camp for a season. We read of all this in Exodus Chapter 19.

God has this desire to impress His chosen people, and like the burning bush, everything is rather unusual and supernatural.

The first lesson which God wants to teach His people is that He is HOLY. This is not a lesson frequently taught in these present days.

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In the Old Testament book of Exodus at Chapter 14 we have this amazing picture of Moses leading the people of God from slavery to freedom. Most people will know something of the dramatic and exciting escape from Egypt but it is good to read the text and know that it is much more than a story.

Moses is called by God. From a very early age he had been rescued and preserved and so well educated. For forty years he had been prepared by God for this mighty role in life. It is a pivotal point in human history.

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Do you know what life mentoring is and what it entails? Relax; it is okay if you do not. Many people do not have much experience, if any at all, with a lifestyle coach. It is a relatively new field but the principles behind mentoring have long been used in the workplace. You simply take someone with more knowledge and experience and pair him or her up with someone who does not have as much experience, with the hope that the individual learns some new life or business skills.

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In his book The 10 Natural Laws of Successful Life and Time Management, author Hyrum Smith introduces the personal productivity pyramid - a tool for making sure that our daily to-do lists are clear reflections of our governing values and long-range goals.

1. Governing Values

At the base of the pyramid are our governing values - those things we choose to govern or guide our lives by. Here are some questions to help you identify and clarify yours:

· What inspires you?

· What makes your life worth living?

· What would you miss most if you were to lose it?

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Coaching has been around as an established profession since the early-1980’s. However, it seems that every time I tell someone I’m a coach the response is typically this:
First - a momentary pause,
Next - a quizzical look,
Then - an “ahh” (and somewhere behind the “ahh” you can hear the wheels spinning), Finally - ending with something like: “So what is it that you do?”, “Who do you coach?”, or “Coaching? What’s that?”

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