Don’t Know What You’re Doing? Do It Anyway. (Thursday, 23 June 2022)
It may not look like it to a casual observer, but more often than not, I don’t really know what I’m doing. Sometimes there's a vague idea, a thread I’m following, or a concept being explored...
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It may not look like it to a casual observer, but more often than not, I don’t really know what I’m doing. Sometimes there's a vague idea, a thread I’m following, or a concept being explored...
7 Tricks to Overcome Fear of the Blank Page (Tuesday, 24 May 2022)
A coaching client the other day was talking about how the perfect white page or canvas feels intimidating and terrifying. I know the feeling. Still. Yep - even after all these years, sometimes the unblemished foundation can stop me...
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A coaching client the other day was talking about how the perfect white page or canvas feels intimidating and terrifying. I know the feeling. Still. Yep - even after all these years, sometimes the unblemished foundation can stop me...
Listen (Sunday, 3 April 2022)
If we would only listen with the same passion that we feel about wanting to be heard.
~Harriet Lerner
Right? We crave to be heard - really heard - in a meaningful way, that allows us to feel seen and understood.
Listening to understand and truly hear, is a quality and skill I've worked to improve over the years. I'm fortunate to have some special people in my life who listen that way for me, and I love to listen that way to others. I think the love of listening well is what led me to begin training as a Wayfinder Life Coach
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If we would only listen with the same passion that we feel about wanting to be heard.
~Harriet Lerner
Right? We crave to be heard - really heard - in a meaningful way, that allows us to feel...
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