I recently had the privilege of meeting Gloria Tiede and being on the receiving end of her unique craft. Gloria gifted me an “All-Is-Well” session, and because it was such a great experience, I wanted to share with you about it and we’re going to be doing a free webinar in a few weeks (details at the end of this post).
But before I share about my experience, let me let Gloria tell you what the All-Is-Well place is all about…
A few weeks ago, I wrote a post for Charlie Gilkey’s Productive Flourishing blog called, How To Recover From I0 Types of Demotivation and it got a great response. One of the types of demotivation that I discussed was values-conflicts and quite a few folks said in the comments that they identified values-conflicts as causes of demotivation in their lives, so I thought last week I shared more about how you can discover your values and align your work with them, because that’s the first step to clear a values-conflict.
Last week I wrote a post for Charlie Gilkey’s Productive Flourishing blog called, How To Recover From I0 Types of Demotivation and it got a great response. One of the types of demotivation that I discussed was values-conflicts and quite a few folks said in the comments that they identified values-conflicts as causes of demotivation in their lives, so I thought I’d share more about how you can discover your values, because that’s the first step to clear a values-conflict.
Editor’s note: This is a guest post by Eduard Ezeanu from People Skills Decoded. A lot of the Agile Living tribe are smart folks with the ability to understand abstract concepts and a deep curiosity for learning about things that most people don’t even notice. As someone with the ability to “go meta” very easily, I know it can be easy to use that to dissociate from emotion and my own lived experience – a skill that’s sometimes useful, as I found out when I was working in child protection and trauma debriefing.
I get a bunch of emails from people saying, “I love your Bottom-line Bookclub idea and it’s so well executed! How do you do it?”A lot of these folks are coaches and therapists working to share tools to help people to transform their lives and be more of the person they want to be. I love to see more of that kind of work spread in the world.