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]]> Comment on Anxiety – what is it and where does it come from? by gerald http://www.lifecoach.co.uk/personal-development/what-is-anxiety/#comment-7 gerald Wed, 14 Dec 2011 15:00:00 +0000 http://www.lifecoach.co.uk/?p=2655#comment-7 We live in worrying times - but you're right - we don't have to let it get to us! We live in worrying times – but you’re right – we don’t have to let it get to us!

]]> Comment on Lifeboat – what lifeboat? by Devi http://www.lifecoach.co.uk/unitive-coaching/lifeboat-what-lifeboat/#comment-6 Devi Fri, 29 Jan 2010 18:20:05 +0000 http://www.lifecoach.co.uk/?p=411#comment-6 I too was at the workshop, primarily to experience how the Unitive™ coaching approach worked, so had lots of questions that needed answering. Coming to the end of the weekend, there was no pattern to recognise. What had I missed? It was the process of letting go, achieved by the very last exercise, which unknowingly dropped my protective guard and set me free into the ‘sea change’ – a truly liberating experience, Now that I know where Unitive Coaching can take me, I’m not so hung up about the how it’s done. Devi I too was at the workshop, primarily to experience how the Unitive™ coaching approach worked, so had lots of questions that needed answering.

Coming to the end of the weekend, there was no pattern to recognise. What had I missed? It was the process of letting go, achieved by the very last exercise, which unknowingly dropped my protective guard and set me free into the ‘sea change’ – a truly liberating experience,

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]]> Comment on A message from our founder by andyt http://www.lifecoach.co.uk/unitive-coaching/charles-bentley-message/#comment-4 andyt Mon, 23 Nov 2009 20:06:43 +0000 http://www.lifecoach.co.uk/?p=248#comment-4 It seems to me that it is easy to be seduced into setting new goals that inevitably are about arriving somewhere, having something or doing something in the future - presumably in order to feel a certain way about ourselves and our lives. Yet when we get "there" we are then further seduced into setting some more goals! So we never arrive or "make it", we just get to waypoints which are triggers for new goal-setting. So we are always future-focussed and never living in the present and enjoying that. If we do feel that we have "arrived", this feeling may not last long anyway, in part because we are not used to living in the here and now. Even worse we may come to realise that the long route we went on in order to "arrive" wasn't worth the price, because it came at the expense of our authentic self. We have arrived at a destination that is further away from ourselves than when we started. This may be because when we were setting our compass at the start of the journey we got influenced by interference and static from outside - eg from the expectations of others; from parents, peers, colleagues and society in general. It seems to me that ultimately it is in being more ourselves - our authentic selves - that we will live a life of fulfilment, rather than living the life that others would have us live, even though their advice is well-meaning. It seems to me that it is easy to be seduced into setting new goals that inevitably are about arriving somewhere, having something or doing something in the future – presumably in order to feel a certain way about ourselves and our lives. Yet when we get “there” we are then further seduced into setting some more goals! So we never arrive or “make it”, we just get to waypoints which are triggers for new goal-setting. So we are always future-focussed and never living in the present and enjoying that.

If we do feel that we have “arrived”, this feeling may not last long anyway, in part because we are not used to living in the here and now. Even worse we may come to realise that the long route we went on in order to “arrive” wasn’t worth the price, because it came at the expense of our authentic self.

We have arrived at a destination that is further away from ourselves than when we started. This may be because when we were setting our compass at the start of the journey we got influenced by interference and static from outside – eg from the expectations of others; from parents, peers, colleagues and society in general.

It seems to me that ultimately it is in being more ourselves – our authentic selves – that we will live a life of fulfilment, rather than living the life that others would have us live, even though their advice is well-meaning.

]]> Comment on Living in the real world by Charles Bentley PhD http://www.lifecoach.co.uk/personal-development/living-in-the-real-world/#comment-3 Charles Bentley PhD Thu, 29 Oct 2009 09:54:45 +0000 http://www.lifecoach.co.uk/general/living-in-the-real-world/#comment-3 Yes - absolutely! Yes – absolutely!

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