While sitting in the hairdressing salon today our hairdresser, Raphiel, shared a festive season dilemma that she is facing right now. She has a ten year old son who is excitedly looking forward to Santa’s visit. Just the other day he asked her if she would ever lie to him. She replied: “You know that [...]
Archive for June 24th, 2009
Would you lie to me?
Posted in Connecting, tagged Santa myth, sense makers on June 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
How would you rate your organization’s well-being?
Posted in Connecting, tagged Coaching, communication, connects, counts, frontline, organizational well-being, rapport, retain on June 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
How would you rate your organization’s well-being?
Every organization today is feeling the impacts of the global economic meltdown! Within organizations, enormous job losses have resulted in re-distribution of the workload amongst the remaining staff, increasing tension and anxiety within today’s workplaces. How long will their jobs be secure? Are they next to go? These are [...]
What does being present really mean?
Posted in Connecting, tagged busyness, conscious mind, inner critic, inner presence on June 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
You may recall in the early part of 2008 Oprah hosted the largest global, live video-conference on a series offered by her special guest Eckhart Tolle. The topic was his new book, A New Earth, which focused on the importance of ‘being present and staying in the present moment’.
For some people this is a way [...]
Have you heard the latest term?
Posted in Connecting, tagged coherence, economic downturn, energy, Global Coherence Initiative, heart rhythm, inner balance, magnetic field, spiritual practice, synchronized state, the heart on June 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
You may recall that my last blog was on ‘being present’. And today my topic is on ‘coherence’, the latest term being used by pioneers at the forefront of effecting global shifts, non-politically. The Canadian Oxford Dictionary defines coherence as ‘sticking together’ and in relation to physics ‘having a constant phase relationship’.
I’d like to invite [...]
