The Pause
On a day in March 2020, for most of us, normal life came to a standstill. Over a year from that day, our lives continue to be profoundly changed.
The Challenges
Wear a mask. Wash our hands. Watch our distance. The vigilance of daily life has been tiring. As we move through the day, our attention is always divided.
The Possibilities
We often have to search to see new life emerging. This is as true in ourselves as in our environment. How will we emerge from this time of pandemic?
Coaching
The coaching relationship provides a resourceful partnership which assists a person to explore and tend areas of their life or leadership they wish to change or grow. There are many starting points for coaching. In these pandemic times, your goal...
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We don’t have to do this alone. Sharing books which have inspired and informed has long been one of life’s great pleasures. And today we share websites, too. Here, I hope you may find something particularly suited to finding yourself...
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Stress
Stress damage becomes obvious when it affects our health, our relationships or our leadership decisions. Stress resilience is recovered through self-awareness and learning new ways to respond to stress from the inside out.
Conflict
Sometimes, we are surprised at the emergence of conflict. In this pandemic environment, a difference in regard for safe practices and ethical conduct can feel like betrayal. Important relationships, as well as personal safety, are threatened.
Loss
Every day of this pandemic, we have lived with the loss of safety. On any particular day, each of us may be poignantly aware of another loss — a person, a community, health, work, income, time, opportunity.
Transition
There is a difference between change and transition. Change is what appears on the outside of our life, a change of address perhaps. Transition is what we experience on the inside.
Meaning
When we still our mind, listen to our heart, and allow intuition to guide us, it is possible to find a wisdom and love to nourish our spirits through difficult times. “When you take the time to draw on your
Daily Life
It can be hard to get our ducks in a row at the best of times and these are not the best of times. It follows that we might want a little help with the ordinary business of daily living.