Last week we were wrapping up an amazing panel discussion called Evoking the Goddess. I was the moderator and after a steady start the panel really came alive, with heart felt testimony and inspiring stories. The audience was leaning forward with good questions and insights, really adding to the inspired energy in the room. We had planned for an end… Read more →
John Wooden passed away this week at age 99. When reporters talked to former players of the greatest college basketball coach of all time, you could feel how much more to them he was than a coach. He was a teacher of some of life’s deepest and most important lessons. I was lucky enough to have a coach like this. … Read more →
Was given the book by Robert Bly called A Little Book on the Human Shadow. He talks about people who have done work with their shadow and absorbed it back into themselves having a certain kind of humor. “Lincoln had it. Someone asked Lincoln if he would find him a good government job, and Lincoln said, “I have very little… Read more →
“If our young men miscarry in their first enterprises, they lose all heart. If the young merchant fails, men say he is ruined. If the finest genius studies at one of our colleges, and is not installed in an office within one year afterward in the cities or suburbs of Boston or New York, it seems to his friends and… Read more →
When looking at an arising situation in our lives, it is easy to label it a problem, conflict, or dispute. Doing this automatically brings negative energy to the situation and reduces the chances of a good outcome. When we do this we usually put ourselves as the good guy and the “other” as the bad guy, cause, or foe. This… Read more →