The Thing I'm Not Supposed to Talk About
What I believe now is that spirituality and creativity are intertwined, and you don’t have to believe anything in order to access them. They just are. Practicing creativity leads me...
What I believe now is that spirituality and creativity are intertwined, and you don’t have to believe anything in order to access them. They just are. Practicing creativity leads me...
The most interesting thing is that I got to have a RIM (regenerating images in memory) session where I got to be the client and my fellow practitioner facilitated the...
It’s a miracle to be free from obsessive-compulsive thinking, but getting there? It is ugly and messy. And as far as I can tell, it’s human nature to wait until...
If you have a soul-sickness, then nothing man-made will ever fill it.
Scientists estimate that humans have 70,000-ish thoughts per day. Out of that, ONLY about 1000 thoughts are new and distinct.
For me, self-doubt slows down everything I do, every important (and many unimportant) decisions I make create a volcano of questions that serve as a fantastic stalling technique. It’s my...
I encourage you to listen this podcast, and then if you feel moved to do so, buy Sonya Renee Taylor’s book: The Body Is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical...
But what often happens to me is that I set myself up to “fail” by trying to take on too many things at once or something too big, which overwhelms...
While it was the worst possible outcome, it had taught me so much more about what works and doesn’t work. By seeing the project as it actually was—not trying to...
The truth is that we don’t control what other people think, feel or do.
When we compare ourselves to another person, inevitably, we are judging them and ourselves, and unconsciously deciding which one is “better.” This is what steals our joy.
But when I have a growth mindset, I’m focused on learning and improving. Success is a byproduct of that.
Every “should” (or “should not”) is a judgment against yourself. Every. Single. One.
For the record, good coaching questions are usually open-ended and asked without judgment. They are designed to help the other person (or yourself!) expand or clarify their thinking.
To an outside observer, it might have looked like I was dawdling, being lazy or procrastinating. The truth was, I was expending a whole lot of energy trying to figure...
What I actually do is help people change themselves. And when they change, the world and people change in response, so, yes, sometimes the external things change, too.
Sometimes we are so overwhelmed by the symptoms, we can't find, much less know how to solve, the root of the problem.
People are often surprised when they come to me for career coaching and want to start looking for a new job right away and I say, “Let’s wait on that.”
Lack of clarity can be a mental block. It may feel unsafe to have clarity because then we would actually have to take action.
In recent weeks, many of my conversations have raised the subjects of self-care, work-life balance and setting boundaries. Specifically, what they are driving at is: How can I create time...