There are times when we go through challenges and hardships and cannot describe in words what is happening. Sometimes life events lend themselves to explaining the inner chaos; at other times, there is nothing that can account for the confusion, deadness, or sense of suffocation.

My daughter comes downstairs.
It is a Tuesday and she’s off to school. She is in the middle of an exam frenzy — twenty-one in total.

The woman from the painting has everything she needs. She is not afraid; therefore she is free. She knows and I listen.

One and one form three. Coaching relationships—and other encounters in which people meet with the intention to bring about change—are containers where ingredients, mixed together, produce a new substance: a new quality, a new insight, a new perspective.

Embracing fully helps us connect with others on our own individual, compassionate terms so that the world becomes a more wholesome place for EveryOne.

Once upon a time, in my continuing search for meaning, I stumbled upon a little bookshop called Watkins, near Leicester Square in London. There I found Tao Te Ching.  Reading those eighty-one revelatory chapters twenty years ago, shifted something in me for good.

Imagine starting your life with a belief that you have something to offer — something to share. Not in a grandiose way, but in a human way.