Comments for Coaching Inside Out http://coachinginsideout.co.uk Tue, 14 Jun 2011 14:03:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Can a hamster really teach you about the power of loving energy? by PhoenixCOZA http://coachinginsideout.co.uk/power-of-loving-energy/#comment-10 PhoenixCOZA Tue, 14 Jun 2011 14:03:39 +0000 http://coachinginsideout.co.uk/?p=315#comment-10 I can relate to this. In my case it's two kids and two hamsters. They initially swapped hamsters to match their temperament and oddly enough, so did the hamsters. We used the bath to allow them to get closer without a hamster escaping. They still fear each other but with the approaching winter we'll hopefully see them growing closer. PS. Chinchilla sand baths make a huge difference as they are very tidy creatures and they love it. I can relate to this. In my case it’s two kids and two hamsters. They initially swapped hamsters to match their temperament and oddly enough, so did the hamsters. We used the bath to allow them to get closer without a hamster escaping. They still fear each other but with the approaching winter we’ll hopefully see them growing closer.

PS. Chinchilla sand baths make a huge difference as they are very tidy creatures and they love it.

]]> Comment on What is missing about Being, Doing and Having? by amanda keech http://coachinginsideout.co.uk/what-is-missing-about-being-doing-and-having/#comment-8 amanda keech Thu, 10 Feb 2011 13:39:35 +0000 http://coachinginsideoutblog.co.uk/?p=244#comment-8 Hi Wilma, I just love the kids and parents faces when they visit us and play with our ponies. To me, having messed around with horses for virtually all my life it used to seem like it was of no value but I've come to realise how much others value their special time here-even the parents. I now feel priviledged to be able to offer others such a rich experience-the children get SO much out of it. It has also helped my confidence and I know I can replicate this within another business environment that I am just creating. I have ALWAYS had a mentoring approach both to staff I've worked with and my own children and love that aspect of life. Until now I've not seen it as giving to others but that is exactly what it is! Hi Wilma,
I just love the kids and parents faces when they visit us and play with our ponies. To me, having messed around with horses for virtually all my life it used to seem like it was of no value but I’ve come to realise how much others value their special time here-even the parents. I now feel priviledged to be able to offer others such a rich experience-the children get SO much out of it.
It has also helped my confidence and I know I can replicate this within another business environment that I am just creating. I have ALWAYS had a mentoring approach both to staff I’ve worked with and my own children and love that aspect of life. Until now I’ve not seen it as giving to others but that is exactly what it is!

]]> Comment on Aspirations, comparisons and judgments – are you doing them? by Wendy Ager http://coachinginsideout.co.uk/aspirations-comparisons-and-judgments-are-you-doing-them/#comment-6 Wendy Ager Thu, 23 Dec 2010 23:38:22 +0000 http://coachinginsideoutblog.co.uk/?p=177#comment-6 Hi Wilma, What a wonderful post and a great reminder that we are all so different and have our own fears to overcome in order to do what we think is succeed! Large oak trees from little acorns grow - GROW is so powerful. Merry Christmas to you, Wendy Ager Hi Wilma,

What a wonderful post and a great reminder that we are all so different and have our own fears to overcome in order to do what we think is succeed!

Large oak trees from little acorns grow – GROW is so powerful.

Merry Christmas to you,

Wendy Ager

]]> Comment on Aspirations, comparisons and judgments – are you doing them? by Kathleen http://coachinginsideout.co.uk/aspirations-comparisons-and-judgments-are-you-doing-them/#comment-5 Kathleen Sun, 07 Nov 2010 13:47:02 +0000 http://coachinginsideoutblog.co.uk/?p=177#comment-5 This was the perfect message at the perfect time. I Have a wonderful business and product designed to assist people with this exact process-aspire, create, allow, relax and trust; and yet at times I forget to use my own system. Your counsel reminded me to step out of that destructive loop of judgment and comparison leading to a frozen state of panic. You are obviously a successful coach as you just helped me to stay on track. I'm going to listen to Super Cleanse an experience on The Path, my product. If someone else is interested they can go to my website google emerald dream hypnosis Thank you Wilma for sharing so generously through your blog. this This was the perfect message at the perfect time. I Have a wonderful business and product designed to assist people with this exact process-aspire, create, allow, relax and trust; and yet at times I forget to use my own system.
Your counsel reminded me to step out of that destructive loop of judgment and comparison leading to a frozen state of panic. You are obviously a successful coach as you just helped me to stay on track. I’m going to listen to Super Cleanse an experience on The Path, my product. If someone else is interested they can go to my website google emerald dream hypnosis Thank you Wilma for sharing so generously through your blog.

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]]> Comment on The paradox of desire by Kathleen http://coachinginsideout.co.uk/the-paradox-of-desire/#comment-7 Kathleen Wed, 03 Nov 2010 21:08:06 +0000 http://coachinginsideoutblog.co.uk/?p=190#comment-7 I love the notion of "cultivate desire as a means to inspire" - brilliantly stated! So often we forgot to relax and to allow our mind to explore the infinite possibilities without "controlling" the outcome. Far better to let go and trust that the universal order will organize and transmit to us our highest good. I love the notion of “cultivate desire as a means to inspire” – brilliantly stated! So often we forgot to relax and to allow our mind to explore the infinite possibilities without “controlling” the outcome. Far better to let go and trust that the universal order will organize and transmit to us our highest good.

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]]> Comment on Your inner voice – madness or music? by B @ logos coaching http://coachinginsideout.co.uk/your-inner-voice-madness-or-music/#comment-2 B @ logos coaching Thu, 15 Apr 2010 06:03:37 +0000 http://coachinginsideoutblog.co.uk/?p=71#comment-2 I too find great ideas and thoughts come to me when driving :) I too find great ideas and thoughts come to me when driving :)

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