Reflective practice in and with Nature In my previous article, When is your thinking at its best?, I explored the idea of thinking accelerators and the conditions that support our clarity. Time in nature was
What a Zen Sculptor Can Teach Us About Coaching A Zen story tells of a master sculptor of stone known for creating extraordinary artistic works, renowned not only for technique, but rather by the artist’s
Spring is here.The sun rises earlier, the light turns sharper, more generous. Birds reclaim the mornings with their songs, gardens awaken and stretch toward life again. What once felt still and dormant begins to move,
The coaching industry has sold leaders a story: meaningful coaching requires 60-90 minute sessions, carefully scheduled weeks in advance, in quiet spaces free from distraction. While formal coaching sessions absolutely have value, this narrative overlooks
Over the past few months, I’ve been writing about reflection and the role it plays in our work and daily lives. Reflection, for me, lives in everyday moments. In how I pause, notice, and make
Every coach eventually faces the moment when a client crosses their arms, shuts down emotionally, or flatly rejects the coaching process. Maybe they’re late to sessions, dismissive of insights, or simply going through the motions
How about we learned how to breathe again? Not the biological, mechanical act, but the conscious, intentional one. In a world that acknowledges speed, productivity, and visible results, coaching can easily start to resemble another
Every individual possesses a unique set of talents. These talents can be defined as natural abilities,strengths, or qualities that enable a person to perform, create, or respond effectively in different situations. Some are visible and
If coaching had a single cornerstone skill, it would be the ability to ask powerful questions. Not just any questions—but the kind that stop clients in their tracks, shift their perspective, and unlock insights they
A slow start to 2026, and an invitation This is the first article I’m writing in 2026, and I feel called to slow down and think about intention and purpose—where do I begin? I already
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