Yesterday, I was reading an issue of Paddling Magazine. The founder and publisher had written his opening letter and a few paragraphs caught my attention. And it probably caught my attention because I’ve had four deeply interesting conversations about this very topic with potential clients in the last six weeks. It’s about this thing called […]
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What parts of your life do you need some clarity around?
Is it really true that you don’t know what to do?” I asked this question of a prospective client during an emotion-filled phone Clarity call. I could hear her hesitation. I could feel her frustration. “No,” she said. “I do know what to do…what needs to change. I just don’t know why I can’t make […]
Powerful Wayfinding Conversation Example #1
One of my conundrums is trying to explain to people what I “do” when I work with clients. It’s easy to explain consulting and to discuss organization or systems and processes. It’s a whole other thing entirely to talk with people about getting unstuck, getting into integrity with themselves, or telling the whole truth […]
Inconvenient Truths
Sometimes questions lodge under my skin. They cause me to sit and ponder. To walk and ponder. To shower and ponder. All this pondering is an invitation to just be boldly honest with myself. The most recent question that grabbed me? What do you already know that you don’t want to know?” If this inconvenient […]
Come to the edge (bravery)
Rha Goddess, Founder + CEO of Move the Crowd says: Now is the time. Even when we’re in the thing we built [a business or career], even when it doesn’t serve us anymore, we’re afraid to make the change. Afraid to make the leap. I believe all of us, if we’re really paying attention, are […]
A presentation of choices
Late last week, a friend of mine forwarded over a link with the note, “This podcast is for you.” The guy being interviewed on the podcast was Boyd Varty, a South African restoration practitioner and wildlife tracker. He was explaining how he was creating a life he loved, one adventure and one discovery at a time. […]