Today’s article raises the question: What conversations have influenced you the most over the years? Things you are told as a child often become so ingrained that you don’t fully realize the extent to which they affect how you see yourself and the world. Likewise, throughout your adult years, the messages you receive through others…
Inspiration to Follow Your Blueprint
Trust the Path
by Ginny Kravitz, Deputy Editor Lessons from the Labyrinth Last Wednesday, while on a self-guided retreat at a local spa, I came upon a labyrinth, designed to inspire a walking meditation. Unlike those high-hedged corn mazes which, based on my sense of direction, would likely have me wandering through the hedges forever, this labyrinth was entirely in…
Money Shouldn’t Hold You Back
By Kirsten Meneghello, Now What? Facilitator Most clients I work with have some issues around money. An issue might be raised upfront, when the client says he/she can’t afford coaching; or it may show up later in the process, when the client feels he/she can’t transition into another field because of fear around money. “Is…
Who do you think you are? Your TRUE identity is the building block to your right path.
By Jill Berquist, Now What? A-Team To figure out WHO you are, examine what you are living for. Thomas Merton said: “If you want to identify me, ask me not where I live, or what I like to eat, or how I comb my hair, but ask me what I think I am living for,…
Keep Listening
by Ginny Kravitz, Deputy Editor When changing directions, often all that’s needed is to find the entry point of your new path vs. having to map out the entire route. What happens after you take that leap of faith and you’re a few steps down the new path? In today’s article, we learn the answer from three clients…
Compelled to Help Their Community
In 2005, two Louisiana friends put their heads together to brainstorm possible business ventures that would help their community regain its spirit. Their level of success took them by surprise. Here are some things they’ve learned and why they believe that you can start a business later in life. “Art Class Grows Up.”