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Courage Unfolded

07.21.2010

Share I slid my hand in my jeans pocket after stomping on a cigarette in the driveway as I walked to meet him on his way to the house from his truck. I knew he was on his way over, and I knew there was something big in the air. Even at 16, I had [...]

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Seven Simple Tips to Mindfulness

07.14.2010

I spoke yesterday with a new friend, and towards the end of our conversation we chatted about writing styles. She’s a fly by the seat of her pants writing binger. When the muse comes, hold on tight and let ‘er rip. We talked about how one can’t force the writing, it just has to come. Except of course, for the people that works for. And this got me thinking about Mindfulness.

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Self-Evidence + Authenticity

07.01.2010

Share What started out as a little idea in my head ended up in over 50 posts by all of you. And those are just the ones I had time to read. To all of you who participated, I give a huge and heaping helping of gratitude. My intent for this challenge was to engage [...]

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What Would You Say To Your 20-Year-Old Self?

06.30.2010

Share My best friend forwarded an email to me with this note attached: “I just heard this story on NPR and I think it’s right up your authentic alley.  It deserves a gay-themed, Dian-sized blog and feedback from all your adoring fans.” And this, just after I was getting all teary-eyed about the June Blog [...]

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Dreams and Where Do You Look For Answers?

06.24.2010

Share This morning I found my voice recorder, which I hadn’t seen the likes of since mid-2009. So of course I’ve spent part of the day listening to what I’d recorded from July 2009. I listened to myself recount a dream from a nap I’d just taken. That recording was just under 8 minutes long, [...]

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Self-Evidence + Self-Awareness

06.22.2010

Share Up until a recent conversation with a client, I had no idea who Martha Beck was. I’m learning that coaching is kind of like being a musician. We need to get out there and see what other musicians are putting out there, so we can continue to grow rather than hide in a hole [...]

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Letter to Your Weakness From My Strength

05.20.2010

Share “Our strength grows out of our weaknesses” ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson There is always something to learn. I am forever asking myself, What’s the learning here? and going in search of strengths amidst what appears to be a sea of weaknesses. To you who feels like you’re in a sea of weaknesses, my strength [...]

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