Posts Tagged "can’t"
When “Can=Have To”
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Whenever I’m nearing a big breakthrough, I can tell. As a belief that I don’t like begins to show up in my life, my energy drops, I withdraw and feel depressed. That makes sense before a breakthrough because at the moment, the belief feels very, very true, which can make it very, very real, and in this case, very, very sad…because I was looking at giving up. Luckily, as a...
Read MoreDoing the Impossible $$
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I was emailing a writer friend, Laurie Cosbey, and this popped out. If you want to see my self-coaching process, this is me, tracking down a false belief to arrive at a powerful Say What You See phrase for myself: 9:23 AM email to Laurie: Yes, SWYS is a simple how-to for getting present – the place of all experience, connection and power. There they are – the three basic needs*...
Read MoreThe Brilliance of “I can’t”
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Who thought I’d ever have anything good to say about my life-long complaint: “I can’t.” C’mon. Even the coaching approach I designed has CAN DOs. But I’m starting to see its brilliance: it’s my get-out-of trouble card. I’m currently in Carolyn Scarborough’s Backyard Pearls Writing Telecourse. I signed up because I always wanted to work with...
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