Take the leap mindset Coaching
Alignment, Self Confidence, Self Assurance, Mission Possible
WHAT IS TAKE THE LEAP COACHING?
We work with TAKE CHARGE MINDED INDIVUALS WHO would like to know how to get out of your rut, stay out of it, and live Happily with more free time for yourself and TRANSFORM YOUR PEACE OF MIND .
What is the #1 thing stopping you from having a rich, engaging and joy-filled relationship with the #1 person you are caring for? YOU! Stop the frustration and focus on joy and fulfillment in a series of PRACTICAL STEPS for yourself, the cared for, caregivers, family friends and coworkers.
Discover the Compassionate Care Essentials
Communication
Communications and the way words are used are the foundation of all relationships in Society. To use grace and enchantment in our speech can paint a World in which to breathe.
Loving
Loving is more than a kiss and a hug, it is when you will truly sacrifice your personal time for another (Reserve 20% for recharge time!).
Engaging
Engagement is a physical act that places one or more people in contact for the beautiful sharing of Life Songs, always tenderly and with the Intent on Hearing another’ story.
Fulfillment
Fulfillment is the defined goal we strive for. We know we are there when there is no discord between the songs in the space we can control…our own.
Trust
Trust is the ultimate rainbow of flowing and non-impeding thoughts between Individuals.
A Little About Curtis' Story
Curtis Titus was raised as an active, healthy young boy. As an avid reader of Science Fiction, his mind was always attracted to innovation and stretching the boundaries of what was common and expected. Curtis got a taste for leadership when he started his young political career in the student body. He was also a entertaining leader in the high school/college band. As a young man, Curtis engaged in a successful military career as a Combat Arms Officer. Once discharged, Curtis held a variety of careers until Microsoft called. He worked at Microsoft as a Sr. Systems Engineer and worked up the leadership ladder over the course of 7 years. Everything seemed on track for the young Curtis - husband, father, professional - at least for a while.
After investigating a series degrading symptoms that affected his mind and body, Curtis was given a devastating diagnosis with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in 1998. For you not familiar with the disease, Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an unpredictable, often disabling disease of the central nervous system that disrupts the flow of information within the brain, and between the brain and body. Curtis found himself profoundly traumatized, drafted into unfamiliar territory of struggling to maintain his health, dignity, and independence while maintaining his role as father and husband. His strength, determination, and strong sense of personal faith drove him to his ultimate life purpose. He focused on rebuilding his new life even better, fuller, and more complete as a new man.
His journey has been long and hard fought, but now Curtis enjoys an active engaged life. No longer in a wheelchair full time, Curtis enjoys reaching into his own past, to selflessly share lessons learned and words of wisdom and encouragement for people on their own recovery journey. He has nuggets that anyone can benefit from, whether you are the cared for, the caretaker, family, friends and coworkers. There are dozens of invaluable insights and teachable strategies he has learned along the way. Quite simply, there is something for everyone.
Curtis lives in Tacoma, WA with his wife Becky (of 28 years). Curtis is dad to 3 daughters, and a first time grandfather. When not working, he enjoys pool and anything related to electronics & technology.
A Little About Curtis' Story
Curtis A Titus, Founder and Life Coach for Take the Leap
Curtis Titus was raised as an active, healthy young boy. As an avid reader of Science Fiction, his mind was always attracted to innovation and stretching the boundaries of what was common and expected. Curtis got a taste for leadership when he started his young political career in the student body. He was also a entertaining leader in the high school/college band. As a young man, Curtis engaged in a successful military career as a Combat Arms Officer. Once discharged, Curtis held a variety of careers until Microsoft called. He worked at Microsoft as a Sr. Systems Engineer and worked up the leadership ladder over the course of 7 years. Everything seemed on track for the young Curtis - husband, father, professional - at least for a while.
After investigating a series degrading symptoms that effected him mind and body, Curtis was given a devastating diagnosis with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in 1998. For you not familiar with the disease, Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an unpredictable, often disabling disease of the central nervous system that disrupts the flow of information within the brain, and between the brain and body. Curtis found himself profoundly traumatized, drafted into unfamiliar territory of struggling to maintain his health, dignity, and independence while maintaining his role as father and husband. His strength, determination, and strong sense of personal faith drove him to his ultimate life purpose. He focused on rebuilding his new life even better, fuller, and more complete as a new man.
His journey has been long and hard fought, but now Curtis enjoys an active engaged life. No longer in a wheel chair full time, Curtis enjoys reaching into his own past, to selflessly share lessons learned and words of wisdom and encouragement for people on their own recovery journey. He has nuggets that anyone can benefit from, whether you are the cared for, the caretaker, family, friends and coworkers. There are dozens of invaluable insights and teachable strategies he has learned along the way. Quite simply, there is something for everyone.
Curtis lives in Tacoma, WA with his wife Becky (of 28 years). Curtis is dad to 3 daughters, and soon to be a first time grandfather. When not working, he enjoys pool and anything related to electronics & technology.
