Tuesday, August 30, 2011

"Question 2"



Having just recently been given the gift of power, my daily question was delayed.  Knowing what you loved as a child and living in a supportive encouraging environment that fed your dreams,

"Where would you be now if you had followed those dreams and what would it look and feel like?"

"Live life with a fire that can never be extinguished."



Sunday, August 28, 2011

"30 Days, 30 Questions"

They say you can create a behavior if you consistently do it for 30 days, I believe it takes longer but I do think 30 days is a great beginning.  In coaching we believe that you are already whole and complete.  Much of what we seek we already possess, the answers to all of our questions.  In a time when there is so much unknown, so much searching, and so much to discover, the best gift you can give yourself is the gift of you.  Get to know you, find out what your passions are, remember what it is like  when there were no barriers in your life, give yourself the gift,  YOU.  In the next 30 days I am going to post a question a day for you to ponder and explore unleashing the real you, because what you seek you already have.

"What did you love as a child?"

"Cherish your visions and your dreams, as they are the children of your soul, and the blueprints of your ultimate achievements." -Napoleon Hill
 








Wednesday, August 10, 2011

"The Quest"

... 70 wing flaps per SECOND 
... 1260 heart beats per minute
... speeds of 25-30 mph
... on average 1000 flowers visited per day in their quest for fuel
................ THE HUMMINGBIRD

To achieve greatness, one must pursue, possess, and acquire an insatiable appetite for the achievement.  You will visit the 1000 flowers, fluttering your wings, travelling as fast you can all the while your life source beats at a rapid pace.
                        

"Greatness is achieved when mediocrity is not tolerated.  It comes to those willing to put in the long hours, hard work and sacrifice."

Monday, August 1, 2011

How we frame our lives.

 
In looking at this picture, it made me think of how I view myself as well as my world around me.  Do I like the frame that surrounds me?  Is it smooth without edges?  Is it skewed? Do I have a clear vision?  Do I always display the real me? Am I embracing the flaws and not knowings with continual growth?  


There are many frames that surround the pictures of our lives, I want to make sure the one that is framing my life now is the right one.



Display all your frames with compassion, for they are shadow boxes of your life.