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 I’ve read a few ridiculous posts on self development in my time, a few of them were even my own. But probably the most asinine was by a guy (and I genuinely forget who it was now) writing about fear. He explained that we should all just let fear go, that there was no need for it in our lives. If that wasn’t incredible enough in its own right he followed up with the  There hasn’t been a huge change in the way I Life Coach now as opposed to when I first became certified back in 2005. I tend to need less sessions with clients these days to help them achieve the results they want, but I think that’s just a product of experience and knowing if and when I can take short cuts. Probably one difference is now I rarely skip talking to clients about meditation.  My wife came in from work and immediately went to make a drink. On opening the cupboard she noticed that there were hardly any glasses and looked at me suspiciously. She then went to the dishwasher and opened it to see it was packed to overflowing with clean plates, glasses and silverware. “When did you put this on?” she asked me. “Last night” I responded shuffling out of the kitchen because I knew what  The following is a guest post written by Susie Newday who runs the New Day New Lesson blog. I have been mulling over the idea of writing this post for a long time. As a nurse who worked in the ER for fifteen years before moving to outpatient oncology about eight months ago, I have seen a lot of disease. And like most people, I have had illness hit my  I don’t know about you, but I’ve done made some dumbass decisions and done some stupid things in my life. Only just this last week I bought an iPad without doing any research and not realizing that the antennas have less strength than Monty Burns after a 7 day water fast. The bemused look on the face of the techie at the Apple store when I whined “But my phone and laptop work just  I had no intention whatsoever of posting a part 3 to The Medical History of a Life Coach so soon after part 2, but I had a real eureka moment yesterday that I wanted to share with you. I know it seemed strange to some people that even though I felt dreadful during The Paleo Experiment and had to come off it, that I still believed so strongly in the science behind it. I  If you didn’t read my last post ‘You’re Depressed! – The Medical History of a Life Coach‘, this is going to make zero sense to you, so go and check it out now and I’ll be waiting for you to return. It was cool to know that my latest lump wasn’t about to eat half my face away and that it was connected to my hemochromatosis. Even so it still sucked knowing that there  If you are new here and are expecting to read some killer Life Coaching tips, or you have a sensitive disposition, or you like to read scannable posts, you may either want to leave now, or be prepared to leave in a few minutes when you get confused, bored or indignant. As I said in my last post ‘Do You Want The Warts and All Story’ I have thought long and hard about writing |
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