WOW ... this book is definitely one to put on everyone's "to read" list and if it is already there then move it up to be the next book.
I love the easy reading layout and the different exercises the author has you moving through for self discovering. I have completed four of the chapters - well not quite completed all of the exercises because they are 'thinking' exercises that are definitely not to be rushed through.
David Ellis the author has done an incredible job with his approach and allowing people to feel secure with this type of work.
Completing Chapter 1 gives the reader a sense of accomplishment and certainly a feeling of their goals are attainable.
A definite must. Will offer more updates and feedback as I continue through this amazing journey.
Thanks for reading. Until next time ... embrace your inner wisdom.
Namaste,
Karen
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Karen Kleinwort
Therapy in Transition
www.therapyintransition.org
info@therapyintransition.org
This blog is dedicated to my best friend whom I lost to bone cancer on May 18, 2006 and is the inspiration behind - Therapy in Transition.
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Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Friday, July 18, 2008
A book of interest ...
For my the coaching certification I am being asked to read the book Falling Awake - creating the life of your dreams bu Dave Ellis. I have yet to begin and I need to have four of the chapters read and the questions answered by next Thursday afternoon. Nothing like leaving it to the last minute but oh well.
I have not cracked the book yet but I am definitely intrigued by the statement on the cover which reads: "Immediately after finishing Falling Awake, I ordered one copy for each of my staff so that they can readi it before our next retreat. I expect to make reading this book part of every new employee's orientation. Alex Counts, President, Grameen Foundation USA"
With a statement like that how could anyone not want to at least read the first chapter? I will keep you posted as I delve into the book this evening.
Thanks for reading. Until next time ... embrace your inner wisdom!
Namaste,
Karen
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Karen Kleinwort
Therapy in Transition LLC
www.therapyintransition.org
I have not cracked the book yet but I am definitely intrigued by the statement on the cover which reads: "Immediately after finishing Falling Awake, I ordered one copy for each of my staff so that they can readi it before our next retreat. I expect to make reading this book part of every new employee's orientation. Alex Counts, President, Grameen Foundation USA"
With a statement like that how could anyone not want to at least read the first chapter? I will keep you posted as I delve into the book this evening.
Thanks for reading. Until next time ... embrace your inner wisdom!
Namaste,
Karen
--
Karen Kleinwort
Therapy in Transition LLC
www.therapyintransition.org
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