Comments on: Commitment http://www.innercompassleadership.com/2009/01/commitment/ Reflection. Action. Results. with Coach Kim Marshall, MA, CPCC, MSC Tue, 20 Oct 2009 22:56:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Kim http://www.innercompassleadership.com/2009/01/commitment/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Kim Fri, 30 Jan 2009 06:53:31 +0000 http://www.innercompassleadership.com/?p=322#comment-7 Laura, What a fantastic project you are embarking on - especially now - helping us all remember what matters most. Thanks for the encouragement. I love doing this - feels like it is part of my gift to give. and YOU, strong coach that you are, are the one who reminded me how core a value generosity is for me! many thanks Laura, for both gifts. Kim Laura,

What a fantastic project you are embarking on – especially now – helping us all remember what matters most.

Thanks for the encouragement. I love doing this – feels like it is part of my gift to give. and YOU, strong coach that you are, are the one who reminded me how core a value generosity is for me!

many thanks Laura, for both gifts.

Kim

]]> By: Laura Neff http://www.innercompassleadership.com/2009/01/commitment/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Laura Neff Fri, 30 Jan 2009 00:42:55 +0000 http://www.innercompassleadership.com/?p=322#comment-5 Kim! What a GREAT post. Two things came to mind as I was reading it: first, I love that you had MORE attention on your willingness and your wanting than you did on the fear. Fear is always going to be part of such an edgy new experience, but you show us that it does NOT have to run the show! And second, thank you so much for including the Goethe quote. I met with my colleague today who's partnering with me on my "No Regrets" project (interviewing dying people to see what they regret so we can help wake/shake up everyone who still has time!) and I realized when I read your post that we haven't fully committed, FULLY committed to this project yet. And I just sent him an email, with that quote included, and said, "Let's GO FOR IT!" :D So, many, many thanks! Keep up the inspiring, beautifully written posts! Kim! What a GREAT post. Two things came to mind as I was reading it: first, I love that you had MORE attention on your willingness and your wanting than you did on the fear. Fear is always going to be part of such an edgy new experience, but you show us that it does NOT have to run the show! And second, thank you so much for including the Goethe quote. I met with my colleague today who’s partnering with me on my “No Regrets” project (interviewing dying people to see what they regret so we can help wake/shake up everyone who still has time!) and I realized when I read your post that we haven’t fully committed, FULLY committed to this project yet. And I just sent him an email, with that quote included, and said, “Let’s GO FOR IT!” :D So, many, many thanks! Keep up the inspiring, beautifully written posts!

]]> By: Kim Marshall http://www.innercompassleadership.com/2009/01/commitment/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Kim Marshall Thu, 29 Jan 2009 21:01:59 +0000 http://www.innercompassleadership.com/?p=322#comment-4 Barbara: Thank you for grasping the essence! I so appreciate your feedback! Kim Barbara:

Thank you for grasping the essence! I so appreciate your feedback!

Kim

]]> By: Barbara http://www.innercompassleadership.com/2009/01/commitment/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Barbara Thu, 29 Jan 2009 20:51:02 +0000 http://www.innercompassleadership.com/?p=322#comment-3 Kim, what a beautiful illistration of the importance of trust. If something is worth our committment then there is always at some level a need to be bold, to risk, a need to trust. It is really the only way to reach that " feeling is pure exhilaration". Thank you for leading me to the top of the mountain. barbara Kim, what a beautiful illistration of the importance of trust. If something is worth our committment then there is always at some level a need to be bold, to risk, a need to trust.
It is really the only way to reach that ” feeling is pure exhilaration”. Thank you for leading me to the top of the mountain.

barbara

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