Are you willing to be an explorer in some aspect of your life? Here are a few Exploration-related posts you may have missed. Click on the link to read the full message.
“We all have the extraordinary coded within us, waiting to be released.”
“People don’t take trips. Trips take people.”
“Who looks outside dreams; who looks inside awakes.”
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Have you ever considered writing your autobiography?
If you did, how many people would lay down some cash to buy it? What if you handed out copies for free? How many people would spend the time to read it?
If your answers fall short of producing a best seller, perhaps your life—at least the life still ahead of you—could use a bit of editing.
Examine the lives of those you respect and admire as a place to begin writing and living the next chapter of your life. Make sure you use your most playful, adventurous, and creative thinking to build on and expand on the good things you see.
You can also do a bit of editing on the life you have already lived. One simple way to do this is to replace all setbacks and failures in the light of lessons learned.
Feel free to reply to the post with any thoughts and insights that come up for you.
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The process of coaching is like being a geneticist. It begins with the fundamental belief in what Dr. Houston states. Guided by an extensive inquiry, it evolves into a supportive partnership to decipher each person’s special code, and helps them express it in the world.
Consider the discovery of DNA, and the work of scientists sequencing the entire genome with the intention of supporting each individual in living the most extraordinary life possible.
How can you be a coach for others and have coaching partnerships supporting you to release and realize the wonders of everyone in your professional and personal communities?