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Questions for Coaches: Guiding the Soul’s Travel Through Curiosity and Discovery

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The quote of the day: “The soul begins to travel when the child begins to think.” (Agnes Repplier) Questions For Coaches: Bonus Questions: About Jen Waller Jen Waller is a transformative coach dedicated to empowering individuals to get out of their own way and make a meaningful impact in the world. With an impactful, nurturing … Read more

Choose Your Adventure: Navigating Life’s Big and Small Journeys

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The image depicts a tranquil outdoor camping scene by a lake, surrounded by lush green hills and distant mountains under a clear blue sky. In the foreground, there are two tents: one orange and one yellow, set up on a grassy area. A campfire with flickering flames is situated on the ground, encircled by a ring of stones. Above the fire, a black pot is suspended on a tripod, suggesting that something is being cooked. To the side of the fire, a bright orange backpack and a rolled-up sleeping mat are placed on the grass. A wooden chair is nearby, providing a place to sit and enjoy the surroundings. An axe is resting on a log, indicating preparation for chopping wood. A lantern is also visible, adding a warm ambiance to the scene. At the top of the image, there is text that reads: "Would you like an adventure now," he said casually to John, "or would you like to have your tea first?" This quote is attributed to J.M. Barrie's Peter and Wendy.

The quote of the Day is: “‘Would you like an adventure now,’ he said casually to John, ‘or would you like to have your tea first?’” (J. M. Barrie, Peter and Wendy) J.M. Barrie, the Scottish author and playwright, is best known for creating Peter Pan, the boy who refused to grow up. His novel … Read more

The Mysterious Mind: Unveiling the Nature of Thought and Consciousness

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The image portrays a mesmerizing forest scene bathed in ethereal and magical light. The woods are dense with tall, slender trees, and the forest floor is carpeted with what appears to be a vibrant, pinkish-purple hue. Rays of light filter through the canopy, casting beautiful, speckled patterns of illumination and creating a dreamlike atmosphere. The scene is enhanced by floating particles or sparks that resemble tiny stars or fireflies, adding to the overall mystique and enchantment of the setting. Accompanying this visual feast is a quote by Elsa Barker: "Our minds are the most mysterious things about us."

The quote of the day is: “Our minds are the most mysterious things about us.” (Elsa Barker) This quote by the American novelist, Elsa Barker got me thinking about thinking and the nature of thought. So much of the self help industry is about controlling and manipulating our thinking. Sure, the techniques and approach to … Read more

Beyond Belief: Discovering Freedom in Thought

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A hen is heavy over a long distance. 600 x 400

Happy Tuesday! Today’s quote is a proverb: “A hen is heavy over a long distance.” (Irish proverb) At first glance, when we take this proverb literally, it makes sense that if we carry anything over a long period of time then it does indeed seem to get heavier. The first memory that sprang to my … Read more

Breaking Free from Mismanagement: Empowering Change in Coaching Practice

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An old castle, that has seen better days, is sat on a cliff top, overseeing a flat landscape of green fields going into a misty distance. The sky has dark clouds approaching with patches of blue in the centre. The text reads: "Old mismanagement is no excuse for the continuance of it." (Albert, Prince Consort)

Happy Sunday! Today’s quote is: “Old mismanagement is no excuse for the continuance of it.” (Albert, Prince Consort) In the realm of coaching, the pursuit of growth and transformation is paramount. We strive to guide our clients towards realizing their full potential, navigating obstacles, and fostering positive change. However, entrenched patterns of mismanagement can often … Read more