One Path Coaching - Jason Jurado

🎁 The Greatest Gift Lies Within… Gratitude. Presence. Love. Time. Support. Kindness. Peace. Empathy. Thoughtful giving. As the holiday season unfolds, I’ve been reflecting deeply on the meaning of gifts—what they represent and the impact they have on us. Over the past few weeks, I’ve shared some thoughts and asked two simple yet profound questions: ✨ What is the greatest gift someone could give you this year? ✨ What is the greatest gift you can give someone this holiday season? The responses I received were as thoughtful as they were inspiring. Words like connection, presence, love, and peace came up again and again. Interestingly, the answers weren’t about material things—no cars, gadgets, or toys—but rather about the intangible gifts that truly enrich our lives. Thank you to everyone who shared your insights and joined in these conversations. As I sift through your responses and my own reflections, one word keeps rising to the surface: Connection. Connection to ourselves. Connection to others. Connection to something greater—whether you call it Source, God, Nature, Spirit, or something else. The way we choose to connect is deeply personal and unique to each of us, and that’s the beauty of giving. Thoughtful giving allows us to honor who someone truly is, what they mean to us, and how we value our relationship with them. The same is true for ourselves. This season, ask yourself: 💡 What gift can I give myself to reconnect with who I am and what I truly need? 💡 What’s missing in my life—or what could I nurture more—to strengthen my connection to myself? When we give to others, it’s not about the wrapping paper, the presentation, or even the place where we share the gift. It’s about intention. It’s about the connection that gift creates between you and the recipient. And when you receive a gift, let yourself truly receive. Allow the act of giving to deepen your connection with the giver. Say thank you. Feel the gratitude for having that person in your life and for their thoughtfulness. This year, the gift I hope to share—through my work, my posts, and my relationships—is Peace. I strive to support others in finding peace in their lives, whether through meaningful conversations, thoughtful ideas, or simply being present. Because at the heart of it all, the greatest gifts live inside us. Wishing you a season filled with the gifts you truly desire—and the connections that matter most.

This holiday season, take a moment to pause and reconnect—with yourself, your purpose, and the path ahead. Life’s challenges can leave us feeling stuck, uncertain, or out of balance. But with the right tools and guidance, you can release what no longer serves you, find your center, and step boldly into the future you’ve been envisioning. Whether you’re seeking clarity, resilience, or a sense of peace, my work weaves together proven techniques and timeless wisdom to help you navigate life’s transitions with confidence and ease. This is your time. Find relief from stress, heal the past, and align with the version of yourself you know is possible. Whether you're looking for personal transformation, emotional well-being, or the strength to move forward, we’ll work together to bring your vision to life. Let’s create something new. Step onto the path to clarity, balance, and transformation. Reserve your session today and begin the journey into a brighter, more meaningful 2025. Happy Holidays, Jason Jurado 🌟 Your guide to transformation and renewal.

1. When did you stop singing? 2. When did you stop dancing? 3. When did you stop being enchanted by stories? 4. When did you stop listening to the sweet sound of silence?

Beliefs, Values, Filters, Modeling, Idiosyncratic… These words describe the “rules” we live by, their origins, and how they shape our lives. But how often do we question where these rules come from? Take a moment to think about a rule in your life. Do you ever wonder, Why do I do this? Perhaps it’s something like, People in our family don’t act this way, or I’m supposed to behave a certain way in this situation. In the spirit of the holiday season, I want to share a story that perfectly illustrates why it’s important to examine these rules. Credit goes to one of my NLP teachers, David Shephard, though I’ve adapted it slightly. A young couple was hosting their family for the holidays, and the husband was excited to make his famous pot roast—a recipe passed down through generations. As he prepared the dish, he cut three inches off the roast before placing it in the pan. Curious, his wife asked why he did this. He explained it was how he was taught to ensure the best results. He suggested asking his mom later, as she had passed the recipe to him. When his mom arrived, the wife asked her about the unusual step. The mother shrugged, saying it was simply how she’d been taught and suggested they ask her mom, who had taught her. When the grandmother arrived, they eagerly posed the same question. The grandmother laughed and explained, “I cut off three inches because my roast wouldn’t fit in my favorite pan!” This is a classic example of following a “rule” without understanding its origin. In modeling behavior, this is called an idiosyncratic step—something unique to an individual that isn’t necessary for achieving the same outcome. As we embrace the holiday season filled with traditions, perhaps it’s a good time to reflect on our beliefs and where they come from. Have you ever uncovered the origin of a belief and realized it no longer served you? Share your story in the comments!

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I am deeply committed to helping others heal, grow, and thrive—especially during times of challenge or transformation. My purpose is to guide you on your path of emotional, mental, and spiritual healing, empowering you to reconnect with your true self and find your inner peace. Whether through one-on-one support, mentorship, or simply being a trusted presence, I will provide you the guidance needed to navigate through your life’s toughest moments and emerge stronger and more balanced. If you are seeking clarity, purpose, and a deeper connection with yourself, I am here to support and guide you. Together, we can restore balance, unlock your potential, and create meaningful change in your life. #peace #mentalhealth #support

On a live program I was on today we spoke about "Thank you for your service" and how the veteran community views it. It is great that people support our veterans and share their gratitude. This week please take a moment and take action to support those that served and that are now working hard in the next phase of their lives to build a business to continue to give back to the community. "Veterans Day is a time to honor the patriotism and service of our U.S. Armed Forces service members, but it is also a time to celebrate America’s veteran entrepreneurs. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has announced the 11th annual National Veterans’ Small Business Week Celebration (NVSBW) is taking place this week from November 11 to November 15, 2024. It’s a week to celebrate the essential role veterans continue to play in advancing our economy and to ensure their voices and challenges are heard. "

This is an amazing organization doing wonders for mental health for the entire community. I'm proud that they shared my quote around Veteran Mental Health to celebrate this Veterans Day. Thank you Stop Stigma Sacramento for all that you do for the community. "On this Veterans Day, we honor the courage and sacrifices of our nation’s heroes. We also want to recognize that strength comes in many forms — including the courage it takes to seek help when facing mental health challenges. Veterans are not alone in this journey. You served us—now let us stand by you. " Stop Stigma Sacramento

Happy Veterans day to all of my brothers and sisters in arms. Yesterday was the Marine Corps Birthday so Semper Fi to all my devil dogs out there. True courage is seeking help when you need it. This Veterans Day, let's honor our heroes by ending the stigma around mental health.  #StopTheStigma #VeteransDay #VeteranMentalHealth

I watched this video tonight and I want to share with you. This pertains to all who suffer. We all need community and we all need to be heard. https://lnkd.in/g9pJyBQj