It’s Thursday, and I’m resting before a weekend with my Clarity Trainers and the students on the Certified Clarity Coach Training Programme. I’m very enthusiastic about – more details below. Please let me know what you think via twitter at @jamiesmartcom, on my Facebook page here, or in the comment section. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your #enthusiasms featured in a future edition.
“You don’t need to put the yolk in the egg. The yolk is already in the egg.”
Valda Monroe
Educator, single-paradigm pioneer
A question was posted recently on a Facebook group for coaches that I’m a member of:
“Do you put pressure on yourself for your client to have an insight?”
It’s Thursday, and I’m heading off to Essex today to do something I’m very enthusiastic about – more details below. Please let me know what you think via twitter at @jamiesmartcom, on my Facebook page here, or in the comments section. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your #enthusiasms featured in a future edition.
As I shared with you in JST 86, we’ve been joined on the Certified Clarity Coach Training Programme this year by Mahima Shrestha, who’s participating on the course as part of the #WorldClarity Project.
Last month I shared the principles behind clarity with the wonderful audience at the Lifestyle Design Convention in Zurich. After he heard me speak, a new friend Charlie Rüffieux asked if he could interview me about these principles. While we were recording, Charlie heard something in what I said that reminded him of Viktor Frankl (founder of logotherapy) and his idea that “you can always change your attitude” (as Charlie put it). I proceeded to give him an alternative perspective on Viktor Frankl’s story, pointing to the true source of new attitudes, perspectives and choice. You’ll hear Charlie’s question and my response at 7:52 on the video.
It’s Thursday, I must be in London. As usual, I’m enthusing. Please let me know what you think via twitter at @jamiesmartcom, on my Facebook page here, or in the comment section. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your #enthusiasms featured in a future edition.
"You can never get enough of second best, because it's so unsatisfying."
Mandy Evans
Hey gang, work on the book is still ongoing… I’m planning to get back on track with new articles from the beginning of March. In the meantime, it’s another of the golden oldies from the Clarity archives. Have a read and let me know what you think. You can join the conversation by posting your comments, thoughts and reflections on my Facebook page, via this link.
It’s that time again. As usual, please let me know what you think via twitter at @jamiesmartcom, on my Facebook page here, or in the comment section. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your #enthusiasms featured in a future edition.
“Thought is constantly creating problems that way and then trying to solve them. But as it tries to solve them it makes it worse because it doesn’t notice that it's creating them, and the more it thinks, the more problems it creates.”
– David Bohm, Physicist
Impending publisher deadlines on the new book mean that it’s another JST re-run for you this week. I was reflecting over the weekend on what I wanted to share with you… and realised that even if I had been writing a new one, it’d probably have been something pretty much like this one anyway 🙂 Have a read and let me know what you think. You can join the conversation by posting your comments, thoughts and reflections on my Facebook page, via this link.
Photo courtesy of Thomas Crenshaw (flickr.com)
It’s Thursday, and my enthusiasm remains unabated! As usual, please let me know what you think via twitter at @jamiesmartcom, on my Facebook page here, or in the comment section. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your #enthusiasms featured in a future edition.
