Join the Virtual Studio Day. If your life feels like a battleground between what’s Important and what’s Urgent, take a stand. What matters most to you? Name your longings. Choose one. Get it going. Get it done. Katherine Robertson-Pilling (strategic creativity trainer and people like you) for the next online session… Wednesday, September 19th 9:00 AM Pacific | Noon Eastern | 5:00 PM UK | 6:00 PM CET Four hours of power to… – commit to a...
Read More »If your life feels like a battleground between what’s Important and what’s Urgent, take a stand. What matters most to you? Name your longings. Choose one. Get it going. Get it done. Join strategic creativity trainer Katherine Robertson-Pilling (and people like you) for the next online session… Tuesday, June 26th 9:00 AM Pacific | Noon Eastern | 5:00 PM UK | 6:00 PM CET Four hours of power to… commit to a key goal take focused action slash...
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The only way to create something that has never been done before is to think what people have never thought before; creating new solutions requires you to see old problems in new ways. But to see what no one else can see is a lonely place to be. So you need an inner compass – a connection to something deeper or higher, a knowing so strong that when the 141st person has rejected your idea you have the will to keep going. Steering by your inner compass. Companionship is a...
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In Part 4 of Your Morning Practice, we’ll look at the fourth and final human system – the Body, the home of your senses and your actions. We’ve looked at the Mind, the Spirit and the Heart in this series so far. Now, we’ll explore in more detail new elements that specifically relate to the body. And I’ll bring together all 10 elements to complete the picture of the perfect morning practice for your personal growth. Your Body and the World: Input / Output Your physical...
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Ignite your imagination. Part two of my four-part series about the Morning Practice, and 10 elements to start your engines for a productive and creative day. I described in my last post the four integrated systems (mind, spirit, heart and body) of every human being and compared them to the systems of a car. While you can get away with periodic maintenance of your car, maintaining yourself is a daily job. Your morning practice is breakfast for the rest of you. In fact, these...
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