by Janice Hunter “Quite simply, crochet feeds the human need for balance in our lives. Making something with our hands reflects something basic about ourselves. We want to work hard without losing touch with our creative selves; we want to earn money without losing our souls; and we want to be part of a larger
by Janice Hunter “When you are adrift from your core, the space between your surface and your depth fills up with anxiety. Too much time away from your inner home leads to homesickness.” ~ Carrie McCarthy and Danielle La Porte All coaching, in some way, involves guiding folk home to themselves; it makes sense to
by Natalie Tucker Miller Q. What does it take to get certified by the IAC? I mean, really, what should I be looking for in the Masteries, what is going to make the difference between mediocre coaching and masterly coaching? A. This isn’t a question from one person, this is an amalgam of questions from
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by: Aileen Gibb In my last post, I talked about the need for every coach to have a coach. Today I experienced being coached in two very different ways on the same topic. Both were powerful and it made me think about the phenomenal value to be found in working with more than one coach.
by: Martha Pasternack Wow, can you believe it’s almost December already? For me the Winter Solstice is the day I most look forward to. I look forward to the other holidays too, however they still have a knack of bringing up many painful memories for me. So, I turn my attention to prayers for peace,