Demos with Dale - Outstanding in his field but he can't Progress

Idioms

Right

• You could take steps in the right direction
• But you would hit a line/barrier 
• What’s right would take you away from the field that you're currently out standing.
• Doing what’s right would move you in a different direction.
• Now, sometimes we need to move in the right direction. 
• But if you were to progress too far in the right direction, 
• You might not be able to see the wood from the trees.
• You might find yourself a little bit lost, 
• You'd be in an environment that's very different to the one that you currently find yourself in.

Left and Back

• The background to this and what's left for you is pretty similar to where you're standing.
• You've got a pretty natural understanding of the situation. 
• And I mean, it's growing. 
• You're outstanding in your field, and nobody can really argue that.
• Or maybe you're outstanding in somebody else's field. 

Forward

• But what you look forward to is solid. 
• It's unmovable. 
• What you look forward to, rocks
•  It could be said that what you look forward to is bolder than you.
• Now, what's interesting about rocks is they're pretty reliable. 
• They don't really move. 
• They don't really go anywhere.
• So what you're looking forward to is solid. It's immovable. 
• But it's also stopping you from progressing.
• You look forward to something quite sizable blocking the direction in which you're going. 
• Maybe you look forward to rocking
   
  

Identity Observations

Who is this person who ends up with a huge rock blocking their path? Oh, someone who's not paying attention to the direction they're going. Yeah.

Additional Note

After the session, one more idiom came to me, I said someone who end up here is someone who. Just Keeps their head down and just keep moving forward. This turned out to be how he operates a lot in life.

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