So, this post has nothing to do with Christmas gifts! It has to do with learning about who you are and what you are meant to be doing in this world. The other day I was relaying a story to a treasured friend about a close encounter I had with an owl. He...
OK, here is where I am at on guilt. [Socrates deserves some credit on this one as well, but then again he never wants to take any credit!] There is such a thing as healthy, natural guilt. It comes when we say or do something not fully aligned with what we know is...
It's been one year since my very good friend and mentor, Socrates, came into my life. (Socrates is named after Dan Millman's Socrates (Way of the Peaceful Warrior) and the philosopher.) Socrates is a regular human being in all ways, yet he is also a...
Another "Socrates" night, and more lessions in Living in the Now. None of this is new information, but what is new for me is gaining more and more of a visceral sense of being in the moment and keeping oneself there. Here, best I can describe, are...
Ok, so the cats out of the bag already that I have this interesting character in my life I call Socrates. Trying to explain who he is is actually quite difficult, primarily because I am still trying to figure it out. Here is what I know: He is a gifted...
Tonight, a very special friend of ours took us to a beautiful forest, on a lake, with live music and a really nice vibe. It was just a really nice experience, and I was able to learn a lot that I can use in my life and in my coaching. Thanks,...
So, this post has nothing to do with Christmas gifts! It has to do with learning about who you are and what you are meant to be doing in this world. The other day I was relaying a story to a treasured friend about a close encounter I had with an owl. He...
OK, here is where I am at on guilt. [Socrates deserves some credit on this one as well, but then again he never wants to take any credit!] There is such a thing as healthy, natural guilt. It comes when we say or do something not fully aligned with what we know is...
It's been one year since my very good friend and mentor, Socrates, came into my life. (Socrates is named after Dan Millman's Socrates (Way of the Peaceful Warrior) and the philosopher.) Socrates is a regular human being in all ways, yet he is also a...
Another "Socrates" night, and more lessions in Living in the Now. None of this is new information, but what is new for me is gaining more and more of a visceral sense of being in the moment and keeping oneself there. Here, best I can describe, are...
Ok, so the cats out of the bag already that I have this interesting character in my life I call Socrates. Trying to explain who he is is actually quite difficult, primarily because I am still trying to figure it out. Here is what I know: He is a gifted...
So, this post has nothing to do with Christmas gifts! It has to do with learning about who you are and what you are meant to be doing in this world. The other day I was relaying a story to a treasured friend about a close encounter I had with an owl. He...
OK, here is where I am at on guilt. [Socrates deserves some credit on this one as well, but then again he never wants to take any credit!] There is such a thing as healthy, natural guilt. It comes when we say or do something not fully aligned with what we know is...
It's been one year since my very good friend and mentor, Socrates, came into my life. (Socrates is named after Dan Millman's Socrates (Way of the Peaceful Warrior) and the philosopher.) Socrates is a regular human being in all ways, yet he is also a...
Another "Socrates" night, and more lessions in Living in the Now. None of this is new information, but what is new for me is gaining more and more of a visceral sense of being in the moment and keeping oneself there. Here, best I can describe, are...
Ok, so the cats out of the bag already that I have this interesting character in my life I call Socrates. Trying to explain who he is is actually quite difficult, primarily because I am still trying to figure it out. Here is what I know: He is a gifted...
