Feeling Triggered? Great!
I suspect this could be a bit of a controversial post because it may trigger some people. But, it’s what feels alive in me to explore right now so I’m going there. Read on if you’re up for potentially being triggered. ????
I suspect this could be a bit of a controversial post because it may trigger some people. But, it’s what feels alive in me to explore right now so I’m going there. Read on if you’re up for potentially being triggered. ????
There are many people who feel uncomfortable reaching out to others when they are in need of support (emotional, physical, financial, etc.).
Can I share a personal story about sickness with you?
Almost everyone has someone in their life that they struggle to see eye to eye with- to connect with and understand. I consider myself extraordinarily blessed to be married to one such person.
If you have a problem, you are the problem.
It’s a bit of a controversial statement, I know. However, the reality that I live in is built on the presupposition that we are creating everything we experience. We’re perceiving it, so therefore we’re designing it in our minds. Fun neuroscience fact: there is nothing in our experience that is outside of us. Everything we’re seeing in the world is something that we have trained or conditioned ourselves to look for.
It’s not actually the thing; it’s the thing under the thing that’s driving us.
I had a session with someone recently and it started with him saying, “I don’t go to my office as early as I used to and I want to go earlier.” And when I questioned why, he said, “Because I want to be more productive. My team is not producing as effectively when I’m not there and I want to be there so we can be a more productive office.”
It’s Valentines Day today which has got a lot of people thinking and talking about love, so I wanted to share my views on it with you. If it resonates – great. If not that’s totally cool too because at least it will offer you another lens through which you can reconsider and refine your own views on what feels right for you. Here’s what I believe about love: