Comments on: How to Create your Life List and Get Moving http://coachingcommons.org/featured/how-to-create-your-life-list-and-get-moving/ Where Radical Possibilities are Explored & Pursued Sun, 10 Apr 2011 11:20:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Billy C H Teoh http://coachingcommons.org/featured/how-to-create-your-life-list-and-get-moving/comment-page-1/#comment-5709 Billy C H Teoh Mon, 05 Oct 2009 00:10:18 +0000 http://coachingcommons.org/?p=6511#comment-5709 Great coaching tool and an interesting twist & profound take from an existing idea. The beautiful thing about coaching tools is that they can supplement each other. Intriguing though is that, the field of coaching is priviledged to borrow, learn, build-on, re-invent, and conceptualize ideas & concepts from many distinguished fields. I am wondering how we could 'marry' & take to the next level, Caroline's work and the domains/work in positive psychology with that of domains/work in self-actualization psychology (Dr. Micheal Hall work) and other psychological domains/work - cognitive, behavioral, educational, coaching psychology, etc., so as to enhance coaching practice? Billy C H Teoh Malaysia. Great coaching tool and an interesting twist & profound take from an existing idea. The beautiful thing about coaching tools is that they can supplement each other.

Intriguing though is that, the field of coaching is priviledged to borrow, learn, build-on, re-invent, and conceptualize ideas & concepts from many distinguished fields. I am wondering how we could ‘marry’ & take to the next level, Caroline’s work and the domains/work in positive psychology with that of domains/work in self-actualization psychology (Dr. Micheal Hall work) and other psychological domains/work – cognitive, behavioral, educational, coaching psychology, etc., so as to enhance coaching practice?

Billy C H Teoh
Malaysia.

]]> By: Sarah Novak http://coachingcommons.org/featured/how-to-create-your-life-list-and-get-moving/comment-page-1/#comment-5644 Sarah Novak Mon, 28 Sep 2009 13:25:37 +0000 http://coachingcommons.org/?p=6511#comment-5644 I just love this concept! I started my Wish List in 2005 and now it is 650+ items and still going strong. I review it each month to see what I've accomplished and add in new dreams as they pop into my head. I use a small notebook (about 4 x 6 inches) so that it's easy to take with me. I always note the date completed too, which makes it more fun when reviewing later. For those that find it overwhelming to start this list, begin by purchasing Barbara Kipfer's book titled "The Wish List". It is full of hundreds of suggestions of things you may want to put on your own wish list. The book is less than $7, so it's a tiny investment for the momentum it will give you. Here are a couple of fun ones that I've checked off my list recently that I never thought would happen: 1. Live in a Foreign Country 2. Take an entire summer off from work 3. Ride on a private jet 4. Buy an expensive piece of art that I love 5. Fall in love with the right person at the right time for both of us Happy List Creating! It would delight me if you'd please share a few that are on your list (either accomplished or still pending)... Warmly, Sarah Novak, CPCC www.envisionlifecoaching.net www.facebook.com/envisionlifecoaching www.twitter.com/coachsarahnovak www.inspiredoverseasliving.com I just love this concept! I started my Wish List in 2005 and now it is 650+ items and still going strong. I review it each month to see what I’ve accomplished and add in new dreams as they pop into my head.

I use a small notebook (about 4 x 6 inches) so that it’s easy to take with me. I always note the date completed too, which makes it more fun when reviewing later.

For those that find it overwhelming to start this list, begin by purchasing Barbara Kipfer’s book titled “The Wish List”. It is full of hundreds of suggestions of things you may want to put on your own wish list. The book is less than $7, so it’s a tiny investment for the momentum it will give you.

Here are a couple of fun ones that I’ve checked off my list recently that I never thought would happen:

1. Live in a Foreign Country
2. Take an entire summer off from work
3. Ride on a private jet
4. Buy an expensive piece of art that I love
5. Fall in love with the right person at the right time for both of us

Happy List Creating! It would delight me if you’d please share a few that are on your list (either accomplished or still pending)…

Warmly,
Sarah Novak, CPCC
http://www.envisionlifecoaching.net
http://www.facebook.com/envisionlifecoaching
http://www.twitter.com/coachsarahnovak
http://www.inspiredoverseasliving.com

]]> By: Paul Slater http://coachingcommons.org/featured/how-to-create-your-life-list-and-get-moving/comment-page-1/#comment-5631 Paul Slater Thu, 24 Sep 2009 16:18:57 +0000 http://coachingcommons.org/?p=6511#comment-5631 Mark, Your interview with Caroline Adams Miller was fascinating, I'm sure to get the book. Funnily enough it was one of Caroline's last points that really brought it home to me (personally and for coaching clients too) when she said "Don't let other people's goals run your life". We've all suffered from that at times when we get stuck into the same old routine. Paul Mark,

Your interview with Caroline Adams Miller was fascinating, I’m sure to get the book. Funnily enough it was one of Caroline’s last points that really brought it home to me (personally and for coaching clients too) when she said “Don’t let other people’s goals run your life”. We’ve all suffered from that at times when we get stuck into the same old routine.

Paul

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