If you read my posts on mindfulness, habits and living in the present, read James Ward’s article ‘Who are you calling boring?’
Everything contains information so when we label something ‘boring’ we are giving ourselves permission to be unconcerned with it, to write it off. Bringing mundane things into the realm of ‘worth looking at’ opens up a whole new world of self awareness and discovery.
Dialogue is interactive communication that builds shared meaning. Compared with discussion – where people present ideas with the idea of putting forward the strongest or most persuasive view – dialogue fosters a collaborative exchange of ideas aimed at mutual understanding. Rather than a competitive collision of opposites that fosters disagreement, frustration and confusion, it is […]
Continue readingHow often have you said to yourself “I have no choice”. Sometimes this little mantra can get us through a demanding phase, but when we start to believe it and make it part of our life it can make us unhappy.
Here’s an exercise in generating choice, because having choice and exercising it are two different things.
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The Lunch and Learn (L’n’L) format allows attendees to receive short, focused training in a 60 minute slot, often during their lunch-hour. This approach is suitable for groups of 15 – 200, at any level of expertise. My L’n’L sessions use the same core material as that in my webinars, but with the added advantage of […]
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