Great work happens when our hearts are moved and inspired. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry said, “If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up the men to gather wood, divide the work, and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea.” When we’re driven by that kind of yearning, the…
I see so many of my clients spend tens of thousands of dollars on trainings, certifications, and degrees. They think that they just need the proper credential and then they can finally do the work that’s been calling them. They feel that what they DO know isn’t “good enough” and so they seek the outside…
I’ve always viewed teaching as a sacred calling. I treasure the teaching moments when magic and miracles happened….. unexpected breakthroughs, a precious sense of time flowing with grace and ease, students shedding tears, fears, and their deepest dreams and visions, synchronicities, finding myself saying things that felt like they were coming from another place, conflicts…
In my work with clients, I’ve seen time and again that creating space can be transformative. Rather than following a rigid agenda or trying to push for quick solutions, my clients enter “third space” – a terrain of the right hemisphere that is open, free of expectations, and beyond the judgments and perceptions of the…
Why does an artist’s way of looking at the world have any meaning for us? Why does it give us pleasure? Because…a way of looking at the world implies a certain relationship with the world…the work need not be optimistic to achieve this; indeed, its subject may be tragic. For it is not the subject…
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