There’s a reason bank buildings are square. There’s a reason that when we need rest we go to a large body of water… or the desert. There’s a reason web designers use lots of white space. (Space allows readers’ eyes — and brains! — to stay calm so they can absorb the material.) There’s a…
In my work with clients, the metaphor of the Square frequently emerges as a powerful image. You might assume that in today’s hyper-linear, fast-paced world, square energy—symbolizing structure and stability—would come naturally to most of us. But the truth is, it doesn’t. Many of my workshop participants admit they “hate” squares. They prefer circles or…
Keeping your form when you teach, coach, facilitate, or lead. Whenever we work with other humans, we’re working with the unknown. We can never know what’s going to be thrown at us. What can we do in the face of the unknown? We can keep our form. Long-distance runners reach a point before the finish…
In management literature, there’s a concept called “contingency theory.” It teaches that what we want to create determines our methods. In other words, our approach must be shaped by the unique context, goals, and circumstances we’re working with. Our methods are contingent upon the situation in front of us. They must adapt to the kind…
In doorway sessions, clients discover their unique relationship with Spirit—the specific way that Spirit wants to work with them. Our ultimate assignment is to become Spirit’s dance partner. But to truly be that partner, we must show up as our full selves. We have to step into the dance as equals. Becoming Spirit’s dance partner…
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