“Uh oh. He’s describing me.”
That was the thought that stopped me in my tracks recently as I was listening to a Sounds True podcast interview with Ed Espe Brown.
Brown — a Zen chef, teacher, and author — was sharing some of the personal stories behind his latest book, No Recipe: Cooking as Spiritual Practice.
And in that moment, he was talking about an insight that arose for him during a time in his career of pretty intense burnout…
Think about what it means to you to live a good life. If your answers are anything like mine, you’ll mention things like… Feeling that I’ve had a positive impact in this world. Growing toward my potential. Establishing authentic and loving relationships. Cultivating joy and wonder. Feeling a deep sense of spiritual connection. And […]
When I first started teaching time management, I was focused on helping people get things done. Over time, I became more keenly aware of the need to step back and focus on doing the right things. (To do less, even, in order to make meaningful progress on what matters most.) Today my focus is even […]
Coaching is an investment. An investment in YOU. And like any investment, you want to get the most out of the time and money you put into it. When I first started seeing coaching clients, I discovered that some people have a huge misconception about what it takes to get great results from coaching. Many people thought […]