crisis of meaning

Growing Up: To Withstand the Flood, part 3

In my previous blog, I introduced the “Flood”—the overwhelming distractions, disconnection, and dissatisfaction of our time. Shaped by mechanistic and digital worldviews, this “Flood”—creating a crisis of meaning—conditions us to prioritize consumption, transactions, and speed over depth, connection, and purpose.

Addressing this crisis of meaning requires more than surface solutions; it demands cultivating inner wisdom. In response to this Flood, and to cultivate inner wisdom, I suggest four domains: “Waking Up,” “Growing Up,” “Cleaning Up,” and “Showing Up.”

In part two, I explored Waking Up, an essential first step in cultivating inner wisdom. It helps DOWNLOAD PDF

By |2026-06-03T14:34:45-04:00January 27th, 2025|Blog, Spirituality, Wisdom|0 Comments

Easing the Crisis of Meaning: The Role of Spirituality in Coaching

About 10 years ago, I noticed a pattern in my coaching practice: Clients arrived at sessions more drained, exhausted, fragmented, and increasingly distracted. As I inquired about this, I uncovered how our seduction with technology had enabled a series of issues such as cognitive load, sensory overload, decision fatigue, hyper-consumption, and navigating through misinformation.

I’ve explored some underlying causes of our confused state in a few blogs (here, here, and here) as we DOWNLOAD PDF

By |2026-06-03T14:35:21-04:00August 26th, 2024|Blog, classic blog, Spirituality|0 Comments
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