Finding My Why in New York – Simon Sinek Style
2017 was the year of really finding my passion – namely group coaching and facilitating around shifting behaviours and mental models and maps. The problem was, I wasn’t sure why [...]
Being an Empath in a Rational, Corporate World [Soul Seeking]
I bumped into another empath at work to day. Neither one of us knew quite what to do. It was kinda embarrassing. After all, the last thing you admit to [...]
Leading, Language and Mindfulness
One of the principles behind our internal Agile/ Servant Leadership program is balancing advocation with inquiry. As the three days progress it becomes clear that people don’t have clarity around [...]
The Fire of Living from Deep Truth [Spiritual Tourist Ramblings]
Two more stories from Tibet in Exile, stories that sent told much in my world. They revolve around the Chinese occupation of Tibet and the human rights atrocities being undertaken [...]
The Distraction of Knowing
Once again, not a corporate post but one that speaks to a culture shift from a personal level. When we change how we show up we create new possibilities, so [...]
On Temples, Tourists & Stillness
“The quieter you become, the more you can hear. Ram Dass” The back story – first day in India, on our way to Dharamsala and one of the spiritual places [...]
What if Greatness Could Speak
Some days it’s fun to sit quietly and just imagine what it would be like if say, greatness could speak…… Hello ? Hello ? Oh, you can hear me. Sorry, [...]
Read Me In Case of Extreme Dread
Not perhaps a corporaty post… but I am quite curious how this connects. Speaks to a good part of my experience….. and yes, this is one of the assignments from [...]
What my house taught me about life
The excercise Martha Beck gave us was to find the place in our home that we hated, and then explore that (that is the nutshell version). To my amazement my [...]
Finding my Path, Finding my Shine
This came from an Inhale, Exhale writing excercise (Martha Beck, Write Into Light) and was where I ended up after writing what came up when I asked the question, “The [...]