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Monthly Archives: June 2012
The Need to be Done
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux I have learned – even though I may need reminding – to enjoy the journey and rest even in the middle of an unfinished project. I call this intentionally setting aside time – Sacred Time – … Continue reading
Honoring My Soulstice
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux It is my goal to live with intention. This means that I move slow enough to feel the flow of energy around me…and within me…like it were waves lapping the shore. Because I am full of … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Coaching, Ecopsychology, Life Vision, Narrative Ecopsychology, Wilderness
Tagged change, Ecopsychology, intention, Narrative Ecopsychology, solstice, soulstice, water
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Grow in Life
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux Inspired by an article about growing your company I can’t help but think about how that relates to growing as a person. For example, the first change recommended is to shift focus from ‘what’ you make … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Coaching, Decisions, Ecology, Life, Relationship
Tagged change, Coaching, Ecopsychology, grow, redirection
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The Message in Your Experience
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux As Sacred Time I define wilderness coaching as an empowering process of awareness and action that takes into account the metaphor and experience of nature. What that means is I understand that when you’re outside what … Continue reading
The Wilderness Makes You Smarter
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux Does the wilderness make you smarter? The short answer is yes. A writer for Backpacker magazine participated in a study that was shared in their May 2012 issue. To sum it up, Elisabeth Kwak-Hefferan not only … Continue reading
Career Direction and Management
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux In listening to a podcast of Gale Anne Hurd giving tips on how to produce a career from the ground up, I found a few bits that caught my attention and quite a few useful outlines … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Change, Coaching
Tagged career, career management, career redirection, pioneer, pioneering career, pioneering change
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Muddy Waters
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux Don’t muddy the waters with what’s next, my mother tells me because she sees figuring that stuff out as part of the journey. If you feel like you’re spinning your wheels or are just simply having … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Decisions, Wilderness
Tagged Coaching, Decisions, goals, Mindful Decisions, muddy waters, process, purchase decisions, requirements, values, vision
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How Do You Respond to What Others Say?
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux Someone has asked me some important questions: How do you respond to what others offer as feedback? How do you know if it’s genuine help or a barrier to your success? The answer that immediately came … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Coaching, Decisions, Wilderness
Tagged Coaching, mission, mission statement, respond, vision, vision statement
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Relational Pruning
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux While pruning is not necessary for the survival of plants, it can be necessary to help you focus on what you need to do. If you’re a business or in sales, firing lousy customers allows you … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Ecopsychology, Relationship, Wilderness
Tagged pruning, relational pruning, wilderness coaching
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