Emotional Intelegence is critical to life
Published by Sego July 4th, 2008 in GeneralSeven years ago it was declared that I would never have kids unless I have an operation to unblock my tubes, but after a lot of prayers and meditation, drinking some African herbs the miracle happened, I conceived. Then my bubble of joy was brutally burst when I miscarried at 4 and half weeks, yep, my miracle left my body on that dreadful Monday morning. Life for a moment became surreal, I just sat there bleeding… I knew I was losing my baby.
I just knew it. I did not want to believe it, I tried keep saying positive things to myself like “women bleed during pregnancy” or “I am a strong woman, I am keeping my baby”, think positive Sego, think positive! But I knew my baby was leaving my body and I went into deep pain.
It’s been two weeks now and when I reflect on it, I am still angry, still in pain, sad and feeling guilty, but I am also grateful to Avo…. Firstly for teaching me that being a Red personality I tend to hold back my pain and try and be strong even when I know I am feeling venerable, and that in my pain I might just shut some people out and not allow them to support me. So during this period I allowed people to support me which helped me recover quicker.
Secondly for all the SMS’s and phone calls from my colleagues, its amazing what words of support and wisdom can do for you when you are in this kind of state, it really brings light and love. I am grateful that courses we do at Avo do not only assist in enhancing working relationships in business but also powerfully impacts our personal lives.
To Vanessa and Jules (Training Manager and M.D.)… for such amazing support, and for all your phone calls and sms’s, my family is amazed that companies who offer emotional support to their staff members actually do exist. I felt loved and taken care of, and love coming from your bosses always feels far more amazing, as you know they are doing it not because they have to but because they choose to.
These really are two amazing woman I work for.
To My family and friends…..my husband rushed to me with his friend Boyo and my brother was there in less than 10 minutes. They drove me to the clinic and stayed there with me all the time. For a week I was surrounded by my mom, my sisters, my nephews and nieces. Friends prayed with me and sent me so much love, I was amazed.
I have two reasons why I am sharing my pain with the rest of the world : is that I would like to encourage you to work on your emotional intelligence by exploring Avo courses.
And also to remember that life sends us wonderful challenges for various reasons. For me this was to remind me that miracles do happen, that I have a very strong support system and that I am a very strong and powerful woman.
“Fear!!! do not even think of entering my mind, I conquer”
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I am so sorry Sego.
Sego, I got a lump in my throat reading your blog. I’m so sorry for your loss, I can really feel your pain, but what an uplifting conclusion! i’m so happy that throughout this you remained positive and took something good out of this terrible situation.
This blog is incredibly beautiful, thank you for rising out of your pain and sharing.
I am so sorry for your loss. All strength to you Sego as you continue with your journey,
I wish I could wave a magic wand and make this go away, my friend! You can count on us to keep you a safe space when you need it!
And heartfelt respect to you, for always finding the light in the pain. You continue to do this and I continue to learn from you. You have had a rough year, and yet somehow, you always manage to find the life lesson. Thank you for sharing this with the world around you…. sending love x
Hey Sego, thank you for sharing with us. I hope you have a great experience in healing and recovering! LOL
Sorry Sego its a difficult time for you but thank you for working through it with us. Its really nice to know that the programmes we run or rather the stuff we do (programmes is so … businessy) is not just about helping people do things at work but rather are about life skills that you use when connecing with people (and yes many of them are at work) Working on our emotional intelligence does seem like such a profound and ongoing journey.
Hi sego, sorry my friend for your loss.