Last night in my coach training (which I'm currently taking between 10pm and 1am because of the time difference), we talked about being humble and curious when working with clients, and being more aware of our own judgements, bias and agenda. Whenever I work with clients, I bring my whole self to the table. That doesn't mean I share everything, but I am as transparent as possible, whilst recognising that the session isn't about me - it's about my client and what they're experiencing. I don't want to influence their knowing, understanding and insights in any way, just help them uncover them. I trust and know that only they know what is best for them. And so, I am seeing so much affinity between what I'm (re)learning in my coach training, and what I understand from being a student and teacher of A Course In Miracles. When we can suspend our judgement, when we can recognise that we don't know what anything is for, when we stop making meaning of things, or trying to make a situation fit into our version of what we want reality to be, we give ourselves the space for movement, for change, for feeling better, for feeling peaceful, for seeing through the eyes of love, instead of fear and ego. I'm currently feeling into the best way to work with clients to get my logged coaching hours for accreditation (and whether this will be at a discounted rate). If you're curious about working with me in a coaching capacity, where we can both learn and have profound growth, please send me a message and we can talk about how that might look. Photo tb to Cornwall last March, cos I hear it's pretty cold in the UK right now