In sixth grade, Sharon Marshall was my best friend; and Mr. Reynolds was our teacher – the only male teacher I ever had in primary school. We were fascinated by this phenomenon and decided to check him out. Both of us were good kids – straight A's, always had our homework done on time, yada... Learn More

If what I say I will do/not do matches with what I actually do/not do, and both of those match what I'm feeling inside my skin, then I am in alignment, and I am in integrity. If any one of these – Say/Do/Feel – are out of alignment, then there is a lie in my... Learn More

I was talking to Adriana Holt this morning, about how she could tell when she was being true to herself and when she was abandoning her true self. So we applied the test of congruency between what she said, what she did, how she felt – especially about her current project – a new job.... Learn More

Many years ago, I was in a Slough of Despond, as described in Pilgrim's Progress. One of those times when nothing was going right, and I was believing that I was a waste of space. I phoned two different friends of mine, neither of whom was home. Then I called Bob LeClair at the Houston... Learn More

Tonight we had dinner with the leadership of the MTL Pay It Forward Team. While the food was delicious, it paled in comparison to the spiritual feast. Richard Perry (Senior Trainer of the More To Life program) was in usual form – present, connecting, putting pieces together that sparked the heart. Rhonda Schlatter (Training Supervisor... Learn More

To my knowledge, there isn't a graceful way to integrate a new growth edge. By definition, a growth edge is something that I already know I am not graceful in actualizing. Giving feedback to someone else that is likely to be hard to hear is not something in which I used to be very graceful;... Learn More