Comments for Sacred Path Coaching

Comment on Keeping it Simple by just “be-ing”! by peg mattison

Sat, 24 Nov 2007 23:19:56 +0000

What a wonderful Thaksgiving Day present!!!

Your favorite “nontraditional traditionalist” - and Mom

Comment on How Do You Handle Competition? by BK Turning

Mon, 14 May 2007 18:23:10 +0000

Thank you so much for bringing the “elephant” into the conversation. I am relieved that you started this blog on the obvious: Competition and what it does to the artist.

Competing is not what I do best, either. In fact, I hate it. I was one of those kids in a classroom, when test-taking came around, others would peek over my shoulder at the answers.
People I’ve worked close-by, or in near proximity, in the creative vein, have said: “I am going to follow you and copy you”. It’s a form of thieving, undermining and worse, shows no creative incentive. That’s the part that is so destructive~ to themselves ! Where is their voice? Give us all space and don’t cluster around my desk while I’m working. And that is what I hate about competing.

The nice thing about competing, is that it will breed focus in you. Start you on a personal process of sorting.

My hope is that I can be kind to myself. Thanks to the others for being as kind and honest as you have been.

Comment on Listen to Lynn’s interview with Muppletone on KOOP by aaryn russell

Thu, 22 Mar 2007 21:28:37 +0000

Lynn,
thanks for putting this on your site. hope you are well. we have a benefit show that we are playing the first saturday of april for our friend that recently recieved a heart transplant. would love for you to come. it’s at Barfly’s. if you want, email me and i will send you the details. thanks again.
-aaryn

Comment on The Pursuit of Happiness by Bill Dueease

Mon, 12 Mar 2007 00:58:30 +0000

Fascinating comments about your conflicts in selling your coaching.
Rich Fedke said it best many years ago at a coaching seminar, that the best way for any coach to attract their best-suited clients is to describe the wonders of the coaching process and focus on the person, with no hint of sales or closing. When you recognize that life coaching cannot be sold, you will be free to just be yourself and let the wonders of coaching connect you with people whom you would love to coach.

I hope this helps.

Comment on Dialogues Pilot Show by Vickie Karp

Fri, 02 Mar 2007 04:04:33 +0000

Lynn,

You are such a natural interviewer! You have a voice like silk, and you asked some fantastic questions of James Ray! Clearly he was challenged and interested by your interview, and he enjoyed it, which made me enjoy it more. You brought out some great distinctions on his information.
Absolutely fantastic! I am so proud of you!

Love and Hugs,

Vickie

Comment on Sit-ups for the Soul! by peggy mattison

Sat, 03 Feb 2007 02:46:02 +0000

Whooohooo!!!! Or however you spell that……

Comment on Noticing the World Around Us by Florian

Sun, 28 Jan 2007 22:58:40 +0000

Hi,
I found your blog via google by accident and have to admit that youve a really interesting blog
Just saved your feed in my reader, have a nice day

Comment on A Different Kind of Blue by JohnPearson

Thu, 25 Jan 2007 04:52:16 +0000

Nice Post.

That was well said. Always appreciate your indepth views. Keep up the great work!

John

Comment on Stress and Spirituality by Karen Vandiver

Wed, 10 Jan 2007 15:06:17 +0000

Dear Lynn,

Great website!

Enjoyed looking at your comments. Actually, Carl Jung said, “At the core of every psychological problem is a spiritual one.” The comment about only after 30 was regarding a specific topic.

Hope all is well with you and that you have a great 2007.

Still keep in touch with Ginger and visited your site after Ginger mentioned a workshop.

Best always,
Karen

Comment on Choosing the Intent to Focus on for the Next 365 Days by Jill

Wed, 03 Jan 2007 20:24:09 +0000

Thank you for that! So honest, effective and wonderful! I realized just this morning that, having done exactly what you proposed about 10 months ago, I am now on my way to starting a business that I am passionate about. My mantra then was: “I have a business that pulls in $250 million in revenue annually.” Trust me, I was nowhere close to that, and had no idea for a business. The idea came to me in a flash about 2 months ago, and after struggling with myself for a while (is there really any other battle? HAHAHA) I think I’m ready to plunge in. Who knows whether it will succeed? The thrill is in trying. So even if you can’t exactly name what you want in a tremendous amount of detail, in my experience, a positive statement of any kind seems to get things moving. Good luck.