This blog post is in response to a recent Talkback Tuesday post, and I would like to say thank you to relaxlavender for asking "What advice would you give to yourself knowing what you know now about your journey over the past year or two?" When I first read this question, the following points immediately…
Growing up, hugs were a thing that happened inside our family unit, and were not something to be given away willy-nilly to everyone in sight. Sure, when we visited extended family, there may have been hugs and kisses depending who we were visiting. However, that was the limit. The physical demonstration of emotion did not…
In an earlier post about writer's block, I talked about a system that I had applied to my experience of writer's block. My assessment is that it could potentially be useful in working through various brick walls, and so I decided to share it here in a post all of its very own. Apologies, it…
As we commenced the third and final level of the coaching course, I could feel myself operating mostly from humility and peace. I assessed this to be a result of my previous learning around taking care of myself; I was going to be kind to myself. There was also a small amount of anxiety around…
When I first created my blog, An Ontological Life, I wanted it to be an experience for my readers. I also wanted it to be an honest account of my self-doubt journey, with the ultimate aim of it becoming the story of how I have applied an onotogical approach in my every day life. I…
In my assessment, the opening conference for the first level of the 18-month course brought so much learning. I experienced some small moments of anxiety along the way, and I was pleased with how kind I was to myself as I moved through those moments. There were also some fun moments, some humbling moments, and…
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