In time with you
time stands still
time times out
time is timeless
time is beyond
time is inbetween
time is endless
time is expansive
time is space.
In time with you
I am in peace.
// For G.
Comments closedCOURAGE IS A CHOICE
In time with you
time stands still
time times out
time is timeless
time is beyond
time is inbetween
time is endless
time is expansive
time is space.
In time with you
I am in peace.
// For G.
Comments closedsubstances dissolve
fluids evaporate
solids melt
souls leave bodies
all in transition
temporary
emerging
moving
fusing
waving
slowing
stalling
vanishing
recurring
constantly
infinitely
impermanent
What would you like to be or do … and didn’t dare to face it so far?
Where do you want to be more courageous?
What is your challenge?
Maybe you want to quit your job and change directions.
Finally follow your heart. Start your own business. Be an Artist or Coach.
Maybe you want to speak in front of many people about something that is really important to you.
Express your opinion. Say no. Draw boundaries.
Maybe you want to think big and have more impact than currently.
Expand your business. Be a Pioneer. Write a book.
Definitely … make a difference.
Maybe you want to be 100% authentic and visible.
Take off masks. Be a leader with edges. And feel good about it.
But …
… every time you think about the thing you want, you get stressed.
Nervous. Tense.
You quickly think about something else.
You avoid situations, people, comments that remind you of it.
You carry on as always.
You change nothing.
You postpone your dream.
That’s normal!
Why is that?
Any major change we want to address triggers some kind of inner conversation in our mind. We hear our thoughts as voices:
“You have a vision. Dare to go for it! “(The Courageous Voice)
“How do you want to survive financially?” (The Alarmist)
“What if you fail? You are putting your image at risk! “(The Image Keeper)
“You are so creative! So far, you’ve always had a backup plan! “(The Creative One)
“Just try it out!” (The Spontaneous One)
“In the past, you’ve always achieved what you wanted. You will manage that, too! “(The Wise One)
“You are not good enough!” (The Judge)
Some voices are supportive, help us. The courageous, wise or creative part in us, for example. Other voices limit us, hold us back. Our fears, inner critics, beliefs.
All of these voices together are your “INSIDE TEAM” – the collection of your thoughts, feelings and personality aspects that show up when you think about the change you want to make. (cf. Cynthia Darst, Meet Your Inside Team) Each voice tells you it’s point of view on the topic. Whether you want to hear it or not.
When the voices are in harmony, you often don’t even notice them.
When they are not “in sync”, when they wrestle with each other, you perceive them as inner disturbance. Or even as an internal conflict.
And then?
You avoid what triggers the conversation.
You stick to what you know.
You change nothing.
You give up new ideas because they don’t feel safe.
You are not courageous.
You are not facing your challenge.
It doesn’t have to be like that!
You can get to know your INSIDE TEAM!
You can get conscious of the voices that are at work!
You can identify those aspects of your personality that support you and the ones that limit you!
And as soon as you are awaree of what is happening, you can change it.
You decide which voice you want to listen to.
You choose how you want to play the game.
How?
Come to the REBEL COACH CAMP and, with my help and the support of your peer group, you will identify your INSIDE TEAM that shows up whenever you think about the change you want to make.
You will learn how your INSIDE TEAM operates and how you can influence the dynamics.
So that you will master your challenge.
So that you will write your book. Start your business. Be brave and change your job.
Or whatever else you want to make happen.
Or try it yourself!
Identify your INSIDE TEAM in the following 5 steps (see Cynthia Darst, Meet Your Inside Team):
1. Become aware of your inner conversation!
First of all, it’s important that you become aware of the inner conversation that is going on when you think of your challenge. It is best to do this exercise with a partner!
2. Identify your voices!
3. Identify the loudest voice!
4. Get to know the team dynamics!
5. Add “I”!
What you’ve identified so far are “ONLY” voices, only aspects of you.
What is still missing is the “I”.
YOU as the “I” are much more than those individual voices.
You are the one who recognizes the voices and decides which one to listen to!
You are the one who can change agreements and team dynamics.
So …
You now know YOUR INSIDE TEAM.
You now know how the game is played.
Cool stuff, right?
What’s different now? What’s new?
What is possible for you now that you know your INSIDE TEAM?
And …
Do you want to play the game like that?
Or do you want to play it differently?
You can change it!
You can strengthen those voices that support you.
You can adjust the dynamics.
How about if you come to REBEL COACH CAMP and learn how to play the game by your rules!
Register and set the course for YOUR BOLD CHANGE.
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Where have all the Ravers gone?
The Punks, the Skaters, the Metalheadz?
Green hair, shaved heads, dreadlocks twirled in.
Anarchy signs around their necks,
Doc Martins on their feet.
Just back from tagging the love of their life onto walls.
Where have all the Rebels gone?
The Basquiats, Kurt Cobains, Thom Yorkes?
The artists, the idealists, the originals?
Where have all the big emotions gone?
World Pain? World Rage? World Ecstasy?
Where the anthems, breakbeats, bass lines?
All Flat. Alle one. Same Same.
Conform. Norm. Worn.
No cracks, no scratches.
No edges, no flaws.
Cancel Culture instead of taking a stand.
Life with no pulse instead of life at the limit.
Really?
Stay under the radar?
Live low-key?
Hang on to straight beats?
Tag along?
Be good?
What if …
You live out loud?
Dare to stand out?
Allow breakbeats?
Invite boldness?
Bring out the Rebel in you?
Think different.
Leave your mark.
Conquer your environment like a street artist.
Beautify, challenge or revive it.
Participate rather than visit.
Plant your DNA.
Spread your Soul.
Bring in your heartbeat.
Become one with your world.
Until you feel it up to the core.
Do you have the courage …
To live out loud?
To take a stand?
To allow more heartbeat?
And what does that mean for you?
Maybe the following tips help you to live out loud more!
Show your edges!
What edges are you already living? What is missing? What are you longing for?
Shout it out! LOUD!
Make a Challenge List
Come to REBEL COACH CAMP and face your biggest Challenge!
Boost your Courage with a hymn!
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What is it to be a brave leader?
A leader with courage?
What does it involve? What qualities? What behaviors?
For me, a leader with courage has many facets!
A leader with courage models the following 8 aspects of leadership.
Follow your heart!
Do what is important to you, even against the tide.
Be idealistic, have a vision, live your passion.
Bring into the world what is important to you.
Go forward and take others with you. Shape the future.
Feel fear … and do it anyway!
Face your fears, act despite your fear.
Speak in public even though you are afraid of it.
Fly long distances despite your fear of flying.
Show up fully even though you are afraid of rejection.
Persist in the face of adversity!
Don’t run away when things get difficult. Stay!
Don’t avoid conflicts.
Give unpleasant feedback.
Don’t give up right away when you face setbacks. Keep trying, even if you fail.
Do the right thing!
Speak up, say what you think. Even at the risk of making yourself unpopular.
Address injustice.
Defend your values.
Support those who need your voice.
Let go of the familiar!
Go to the unknown without backup and not knowing what will happen.
Make bold decisions, think big, take risks, break new ground.
Give up control.
Make the best of all situations!
Accept strokes of faith, your own failures, inner and outer obstacles or uncertainty.
Say “Yes … and” and make the best of it. (see Susan Jeffers, Feel the Fear and do it anyway)
Reframe and see things from a new persepective, handle it creatively.
Be vulnerable!
Admit mistakes or fail in front of others.
Show blind spots, be imperfect.
Say that you don’t know.
Show your emotions.
Be authentic
Be 100% yourself. Always.
Do your thing, live your values and your “why”.
Bring in your strengths. And your quirks.
Do what you say. Ask for what you need.
Be of integrity.
To be a brave leader is definitely a challenge!
And one worthwhile, what do you think?
What leader are you?
What is your challenge?
Where would you like to have more courage?
#WeCanBeRebels!
I can help you be a courageous leader and Coach!
Just give me a shout!
Or learn how to be a Leader & Coach in my Coaching Skills Online Training!
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