Self-coaching: Growing up
How do you define being an adult? Is it a process, or an end state? Are you an adult by your own definition? Is it better to be an adult [ read more brave ]
Tag: self-coaching
Self-coaching: Money
In American culture, we talk about money in a few, highly specific ways. You might tell someone what you paid for your house, but you don’t mention your salary. You [ read more brave ]
Self-Coaching: Struggle
Not all coaching questions have answers. There are topics I’ll struggle with for the rest of my life, and never find a clear answer. Thinking about these questions, finding the [ read more brave ]
self-coaching: social media
This is a bit of a follow-up to the post on coping with media overload. Social media sneaks into our lives and we accept it without a lot of thought [ read more brave ]
Self-coaching: Gratitude
What has made my life better today? What am I looking forward to about tomorrow? What do I remember fondly about the past?
Self-coaching: authenticity
Is authenticity a value for you? Does authenticity have a single definition? Is it relative? Is it subjective? What does it mean to live authentically?
Self-Coaching: Movies
Film has an ability to connect us to our dreams. Even the most mass-produced profit-oriented piece of schlock can produce a deep emotional reaction if resonates with our deep beliefs. (see: [ read more brave ]
Self-coaching: Frustration
How do you react when you are frustrated? Do you show physical symptoms as well as feeling it emotionally? Does frustration drive you to take action, or does it make you [ read more brave ]
Self-coaching: Climbing your hill
What is your favorite task at work? What fears have you lying awake at night? Who do you know that is doing important work?
Self-coaching: Safety
What makes you feel safe? Do the things that make you feel safe actually create safety for yourself and others, or just the feeling of safety? How can you help [ read more brave ]