What’s holding you back?
I mean it, quite specifically.
If you are on the brink of a new adventure, but are having trouble stepping into it, it can help to look square in the face of what’s stopping you. For real.
Continue reading “The Person We No Longer Are”One of the lessons that emerged from our winter session at Heartwood Cidery in our series on Seasons of Transformation is the idea that being dead, dormant or stuck can all look the same, but our next step requires correctly diagnosing which state we’re in. This idea has made itself at home in my head ever since.
Continue reading “Fighting Stuckness”Many of you have been completing my True for You quiz, that gives you a snapshot of what you might be craving right now as you reimagine your next chapter. I can now tell you with certainty that more of you are craving “capacity” than any of the other four elements I’ve been writing about recently.
Most of us are overloaded.
Continue reading “Craving Capacity”In the midst of a transitional time, fuzzy thinking is par for the course. We often feel disoriented or aimless, and our reliable anchor points just aren’t holding.
The clarity we crave during those times has three elements that can serve as access points when we need to see through the fog:
Continue reading “Craving Clarity”We all want to spend our time in meaningful ways and for our efforts to make a difference.
When individuals and organizations are navigating a transition and reimagining their next chapter, a fear of moving from a season of deep meaning to one of lighter contribution can paralyze us.
Continue reading “Craving Contribution”
