Category: Your True Nature

Measuring Up and Who We Really Are

Today’s article was written by Change Coach Lindsey Elliott   I recently had my 50th birthday, where this photo was taken. A half century of life lived.   It’s got me somewhat reflective and contemplative. Not in a kind of “I’m going to live in a cave and meditate on the meaning of life” way.

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A Letter to My Body

Today’s article was written by Change Coach Missy Maiorano   Dear Body,   Right now, as I type this, there are five distinct, beautiful blue bruises on your left leg from where a vein procedure was performed last week. In addition, there is a rather large pinkish-red prickly rash where the medical tape was left

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The Real Story Behind Procrastination

Today’s article was written by Change Coach Lindsey Elliott   The Cambridge dictionary definition of procrastination is: ‘the act of delaying something that must be done, often because it is unpleasant or boring’.   I would also add to that, ‘something we believe is hard or we won’t be able to achieve or complete’.  

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What if We Just Need To Face the Other Way?

Today’s article was written by Change Coach Suzie Yeulett   Once you see the inside out nature of life, it’s natural to become more tolerant and understanding, because we can only ever see the world through our own lens, or point of perspective, and so can everyone else.   That still references an outward view,

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Tuning Out the “Songs of Our People”

Today’s article was written by Change Coach Karli Naglick   I have recently enjoyed exploring the channels of some uniquely creative YouTubers. I particularly love one channel that features three Siberian Huskies named Tikanni, Kita, and Tehya. These dogs have the most amazing “husky howls.” Kita is described as having the “classic awoo,” Tehya sounds

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Clean Grief

Today’s article was written by Change Coach Missy Maiorano   Many years ago, our family had to say good-bye to our sweet German shepherd, Bailey. She was the kindest, most loving dog we could have asked for. We only had her for 8 short years, but in that time, she became a true Maiorano—”one of

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Maybe We Need to Contract Before We Expand

Today’s article was written by Change Coach Kristina Bruce   I remember being at the end of Byron Katie’s 9-day School for The Work, and she was delivering parting words to us attendees.   She held her hands up, palms facing each other at a distance apart, and then drew them closer to each other,

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