Comments on: Apparently the internet wants to give us advice http://www.blisscovery.com/apparently-the-internet-wants-to-give-us-advice/ Fri, 25 Nov 2011 01:09:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Tanya Geisler http://www.blisscovery.com/apparently-the-internet-wants-to-give-us-advice/comment-page-1/#comment-290 Tanya Geisler Wed, 23 Dec 2009 12:30:42 +0000 http://www.blisscovery.com/?p=3109#comment-290 Hiya Briana - Just found you via Christine Kane...am looking forward to reading through your site as what I've seen so far is just grand! Love the theme of noticing patterns. My, but we're creatures of comfort, aren't we? My coaching clients have been having some fun lately with writing out the recipe for the patterns. As in, "let's assume that you are the very best person in the world for getting in your own way when a new opportunity appears and I want to learn how to do that. What are the steps that I need to know to do the same really well?" In the noticing how it all typically rolls out, it becomes apparent that it's no ONE thing that comes up, but (obviously!) several steps. Kinda like eating an elephant (though am never sure why anyone would want to do that!) And the glorious client, as ever, is in choice about how to move forward. Oh, and by the way? I get the sense that your instincts are bang-on, brilliant and will never, ever, EVER steer you wrong (so it may well be less about taking advice and more about taking stock of what your gut...or spine...or toes tell you). TG Hiya Briana –

Just found you via Christine Kane…am looking forward to reading through your site as what I’ve seen so far is just grand!

Love the theme of noticing patterns. My, but we’re creatures of comfort, aren’t we? My coaching clients have been having some fun lately with writing out the recipe for the patterns. As in, “let’s assume that you are the very best person in the world for getting in your own way when a new opportunity appears and I want to learn how to do that. What are the steps that I need to know to do the same really well?” In the noticing how it all typically rolls out, it becomes apparent that it’s no ONE thing that comes up, but (obviously!) several steps. Kinda like eating an elephant (though am never sure why anyone would want to do that!) And the glorious client, as ever, is in choice about how to move forward.

Oh, and by the way? I get the sense that your instincts are bang-on, brilliant and will never, ever, EVER steer you wrong (so it may well be less about taking advice and more about taking stock of what your gut…or spine…or toes tell you).
TG

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