noun. knowledge or perception of a situation or fact; concern about and well-informed interest in a particular situation or development. Awareness is the state of being conscious of something. More specifically, it is the ability to directly know and perceive, to feel, or to be cognizant of events. Awareness is a big part of theContinue reading “#MonthlyWritingChallenge: Awareness”
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#MonthlyWritingChallenge: Affirmation
Noun. the action or process of affirming something; emotional support or encouragement. * The word affirmation comes from the Latin affirmare, originally meaning “to make steady, strengthen.” It is interesting to reflect on which themes create flow for our group of writers and which ones make the head (and the heart) hurt whilst we grapple toContinue reading “#MonthlyWritingChallenge: Affirmation”
#MonthlyWritingChallenge: Togetherness
I know that I have a skill in bringing people together, in creating a sense of belonging and togetherness for others.
#MonthlyWritingChallenge – Boundaries, by Elizabeth Walsh-Iheoma
Speaking up and making people aware of your boundaries does far better good than harm.
#MonthlyWritingChallenge: Impact
A lot of people want to make an impact, to have an impact, to create a legacy of impact, but many fall short. We need to reflect on why this is.
#MonthlyWritingChallenge: Pride – an anonymous post
I grew up with a biblical interpretation of pride and have tried to steer clear from being a proudful person. It is not easy. How am supposed to feel when I have achieved something great against all odds?
#MonthlyWritingChallenge: Boundaries
For me boundaries are about making a conscious choice not to take on someone else’s stuff. A boundary is saying “No”. A boundary is saying “Stop”. A boundary is saying “Enough”. A boundary is saying “Goodbye”.
#MonthlyWritingChallenge: Pride
There are so many angles on how we can unpack ‘pride’ so I have been mulling over how to capture my thinking for this one as I kept going off on tangents.
#MonthlyWritingChallenge: Visibility – a blog by Elizabeth Walsh-Iheoma
But now I am not hearing warm greetings. Instead, I am facing a mountain of rejection and hostility. All because I am visibly different.
#MonthlyWritingChallenge: Visibility
I coach a lot of people and one thing I often to bring as challenge is what is going on internally rather than externally, what we do implicitly which we need to make more explicit.
