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being complete
Jul. 21st, 2009 12:49 pmI get these emails from this dude who can conveniently abbreviate his name as be-do. Each one has a being and a doing "word of the day/week/whatever".
Today is "complete".
I share this because, as I practice co-active coaching with people, the idea that one is not broken, and is in fact completely whole and creative, is sometimes astounding.
Sidenote poll! How do you feel about letter capitalization for emphasis? (poll on LJ, Facebook peeps can click over to it or just comment)
[Poll #1432871]
Today is "complete".
See, DOing things to completion is great and all, and is a practice that should be honored and respected. (All too often things are left incomplete. Like this sentence. ed: you can see why I like him)
Ah, but what is it like to BE Complete? To deeply and honestly believe that you are whole and all that needs to be? How is it to know that no matter what you DO, to what level that you DO it, you ARE complete? In fact, your completeness relies not on your accomplishments, but how you hold yourself.
I share this because, as I practice co-active coaching with people, the idea that one is not broken, and is in fact completely whole and creative, is sometimes astounding.
Sidenote poll! How do you feel about letter capitalization for emphasis? (poll on LJ, Facebook peeps can click over to it or just comment)
[Poll #1432871]
