Archive for 'Life Coaching'
Let’s transform intention into a plan!
Posted on 25. Feb, 2011 by Susan Wright.
I couldn’t have said it any better! Just the other day, I invited a past coaching client to a workshop about ecology and cultural diversity and some of our correspondence contained these words: “explore, waiting to hear back, commitment, mark on my calendar, let me know…” Then our next exchange was very different, we both [...]
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When life comes at you
Posted on 04. Feb, 2011 by Susan Wright.
Watch out here it comes! Life is like that, is just shows up and presents new challenges and discoveries. I’ve had this three-dimensional view of life stuck in my mind for the past few days, in that, it seems whatever surface of life is present there’s something ready and waiting to latch on. On every [...]
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Dusting off a project that lies dormant
Posted on 28. Jan, 2011 by Susan Wright.
January is coming to a close, can’t quite believe it, and what about those New Year resolutions? Fortunately for me, I don’t “do” resolutions, but I do draft out ideas, goals, and plans every so often throughout the year. I resolve to take on specific projects and plans that both personally and professionally have meaning. [...]
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What 10 minutes can do…
Posted on 20. Jan, 2011 by Susan Wright.
BUSY week! Husband in hospital (non life threatening, but rather the gift to walk pain free again), meetings, clients, and my son’s birthday. Yup I was up icing cup cakes at midnight after presenting at a meeting and updating our friends and family on my hubby’s status. Never a dull moment for a working mother [...]
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Fall like you’re three!
Posted on 07. Jan, 2011 by Susan Wright.
I have boys so I know all about rough and tumble play, plus the art of getting up after a fall with a smile on the face and ready for more action! Oh to be three, there is no such thing as loathing about in failure and when they do, it’s really just a moment [...]
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Commitment – a feeling that can’t be denied
Posted on 26. Nov, 2010 by Susan Wright.
Tonight I heard myself rant about “opening doors, hitting the wall,” and then asking myself, just how many doors must I open until something reveals the truth and reward of that which I seek. Well, I suppose I can stop “seeking” and be present with what is – I’ve wrote about that before! Reality is [...]
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Belonging – our place
Posted on 18. Nov, 2010 by Susan Wright.
I’m a non-fiction reader and suppose that comes to no surprise given the focus of my interest and work. Recently, my husband pulled a familiar line to our son, “Why don’t you read something?” – gosh I heard that before, when I was young (his age) I wasn’t really an avid reader. My world existed [...]
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Living local
Posted on 11. Nov, 2010 by Susan Wright.
I was inspired by a presentation at the Centre for Social Innovation (CSI) today when the notion of discovering our place among a global world brought to mind the significance of local connection. As our connectivity broadens and disperses; it seems just as necessary to find roots in our own community. Over the past few [...]
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If life is a stage, how will you play?
Posted on 21. Oct, 2010 by Susan Wright.
If life is a stage, then this week was a jumbled mess of obstacles in which I became the juggler, raging mother, and damsel in distress – none of which made for a star performance. Contrary to a master juggler who has strong focus, timing and rhythm, I had little of that. Raging Mother, well [...]
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Are you really free?
Posted on 26. Sep, 2010 by Susan Wright.
Freedom is something I truly value; however, it was once said to me, “are we ever truly free?” Gosh that made me step back and wonder. I always viewed freedom as a feeling, a way of being, an experience of choice and liberation. As I move along this path of life there are many times [...]
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