3 Ways the Pacific is Addressing SOGIESC
As a coach who works with members of marginalized LGBTQIA+ communities, I am always on the lookout for new and integrated approaches to inclusion. I […]
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As a coach who works with members of marginalized LGBTQIA+ communities, I am always on the lookout for new and integrated approaches to inclusion. I […]
Continue reading »As a life and leadership coach, I’ve been exploring a theme that continues to surface across coaching sessions, research, and conversations with leaders: trauma doesn’t […]
Continue reading »I’ve been reflecting a lot on how people create harm, often subconsciously, because they refuse to work on their trauma. Or perhaps because they cannot […]
Continue reading »Recently, I’ve had some interesting experiences that forced me to observe carefully. I wanted to see if I was being manipulated. What I found helpful […]
Continue reading »Recently, I met a person who instantly felt like someone I had known before. I felt a sense of recognition and connection. It was a […]
Continue reading »Yesterday I went for a swim after a day off. I felt strong, using my paddles to build upper body strength. I tend to start […]
Continue reading »In the previous post, we looked at how negative people can cope with their own negativity. In the last episode of the Niggling Negativity series […]
Continue reading »As a follow-up on our previous posts on traits of negative people, and factors surrounding negativity, we look at ways in which persons can address […]
Continue reading »Over the last several months, I’ve been working with my therapist on how to manage my emotional triggers. What I learned has changed me – […]
Continue reading »In a previous post, we looked at what negativity was, how it manifested itself in people and the signs that alert us to negative people. […]
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