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Opening Into Summertime

by Kim Marshall, MA, CPCC, MSC
• Thursday, July 09th, 2009

Take three minutes today… come September, you will be glad you did… and see what you can unearth here.  Close your eyes, feel your feet on the floor, and remember summertime as a child.  What pleasant images and sensations come to mind?
When you were a kid, (or a teen, or a younger adult…) what were your favorite summertime activities?  
 
Which of these would you love to do now?
 
When was the last time you did them?
 
What would it take to do them now?

 

Which one will you do this year?
 

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The Grey Zone…

by Kim Marshall, MA, CPCC, MSC
• Monday, May 18th, 2009

Ever find yourself stuck in behaviors that are neither truly productive nor truly rejuvenating?  Most of us have some favorite version of this – TV, net-surfing, social media, or other not fully satisfying behaviors.

What is your version of the grey zone?

If you were to choose instead to do one thing that you truly love – something that would support you fully relaxing – what would it be?

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“You Must Do the Things You Think You Cannot Do”

by Kim Marshall, MA, CPCC, MSC
• Wednesday, May 06th, 2009

Eleanor Roosevelt

In Outward Bound circles, we had a corollary phrase: “We can do more than we think we can, and we need each other.”

What is the thing you think you cannot do, which with the support of others, you might actually begin?

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