“Remember me?” was at the top of a poster hung up around the university campus. It featured a photo of a handsome young architecture graduate, who was now being held as a political prisoner in his home country. As his friendly, smiling face looked down from the poster, passing students paused to to look at it…
Editors note: This is a guest post from Mike Dale of Lifestyle Revised.
I Study Philosophy.
Let me explain. Age wise, I’m not exactly a spring chicken, but…
After my last post sharing about the death and birth of our little girl, I was flooded with emails – people sharing their stories of similar experiences, people expressing gratitude for something they resonated with in my story that enabled them to move themselves along just a little further in their own healing journey…
Several years ago after being hired by one of the largest sales organizations in the UK, I was taken into an office by Nic, my new manager. He hadn’t interviewed me for my job because he was new in his own role, having been internally promoted the same day as I was recruited…
As the fog has started to clear, Andy and I have been sharing the story of the past week with everyone. We’ve done little else. It’s been one long open conversation with each other and with our friends and family…
Cath is loving, healing and serving herself and others by walking, making art, raising funds for the Kidney Foundation, supporting people who are grieving to live wholeheartedly after loss, training grief coaches, tending to her small urban garden, writing, blogging occasionally here at AgileLiving.net and having real and compassionate conversations with new and old friends. Cath is an experienced Social Worker, Neuro-linguistic Psychology Master Practitioner and Martha Beck Life Coach.
