Mel is a leader and a stranger. She sends spam and is consistent: she always sends it in the morning and never more than once a day. Intrigued by her subject lines I wondered what I might learn about her and so instead of deleting the emails or putting them in a junk folder, I started to pay attention.
The other day after accomplishing something I was proud of, I heard a loud knock at the door. I didn’t answer and the knocking turned into pounding. A little scared, I opened it and found a beautiful woman standing there. Her name was Shame.
Have you ever been given a No that made you pause or stopped you in your tracks? There are so many kinds of No’s and they enter our lives in all kinds of ways. They can slip into a casual conversation, silently seep into consciousness while others boldly knock on our door and make us sit up and take notice.
Here are some of the many reasons I love the game Animal Play, as a tool, for personal and professional growth and development. And, you’ll find out what it was like blogging and sharing on the game over the past 4 days.
Day 4: Animal Play is a tool for personal and professional growth and creativity. Here are some of the many reasons why I played this game in 2015 and still play it today in 2017
One of the biggest take-a-ways this week is that my kangaroo play has brought me unexpected mindfulness and presence.
This is Day 2 of the personal growth and development tool, Animal Play! I’ve been keeping the kangaroo in mind this week as I tend to my day and found it helpful.This playful game has helped me to:
Animal Play is an activity that brings play, spontaneity, perspective and connection to business and personal life.
Play helps me gain perspective and this week I’m playing with the idea of penguin juggling. This has helped me to …. juggle my work more playfully and take play breaks as needed.
How do you handle conflicting stories?
