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A client this past week sat reflecting on how far she’d come in her coaching journey. She was trying to understand the process she’d been through and said to me, “I’m not the same person I was. I’m still feeling sad about things but I’m really happy.” I paused deliberately until she consciously heard what she’d said. Surprised, she then said to me, “That doesn’t even make sense really – but my heart understands it!” She understood Jung’s words, “I’d rather be whole, than good.” T... Read More
Today (May 31st) is officially ‘Quit Facebook Day’ - and with Facebook continually in the media gathering the popularity (or notoriety) that it has, I’ve started to wonder what it’s really all about. Facebook, being everywhere, is now part and parcel of our society today. Most organisations and people want you to ‘befriend’ them or ‘like them’ (with the ‘fan’ option no longer being available!). The power and influence of social networking can no longer be denied – and Facebook seems to be the B... Read More
I have an addiction. A public addiction. I watch American Idol - despite being a few years (er....decades) beyond the target audience. This may be justification, but the main reason I enjoy it so much is seeing the personal transformation each individual goes through (internally and externally). The seemingly 'lost' auditionee is seldom the same when he/she leaves the show once voted off. The winners and finalists have usually developed into 'fuller', more resilient people in awe of... Read More
After spending three weeks in Vietnam and Cambodia a single word that really stands out for me is contrast. Contrast within each country as well as to ours. Travelling in a group of course also presents contrasting personalities. I took this opportunity (and there always is one) to learn from others. One of the travellers was an incredibly positive thinker – in that, to him, everything was “wonderful”, “amazing” and “delicious”. This proved a challenge in ascertaining a... Read More
The personal development industry has grown in the last number of years. More and more people are starting to understand the importance of “growing yourself in order to grow your world”. Many aspects of personal development work are designed around WHAT you want in life. You’re encouraged to set goals, create vision boards; keep a cheque for $1 million dollars in your wallet and so forth. Is personal development work being translated into being successful? And does success always i... Read More
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