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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

Cultivating Inner Wisdom to Withstand the Flood of Overwhelm, part 1

About a decade ago, I noticed a troubling pattern in my coaching practice. Clients began arriving at sessions drained, fragmented, and deeply distracted. The rapid ascent of technology appeared to play a significant role, fostering issues such as cognitive loadsensory overloaddecision fatiguehyper-consumption, and the challenges of navigating misinformation.

These clients weren’t just stressed—they were completely spent. We devoted much of our time to “becoming present” before addressing their goals. Beyond goal setting or problem-solving, the coaching session became a space where clients could reconnect with themselves, hear DOWNLOAD PDF

By |2026-06-03T14:35:01-04:00November 25th, 2024|Blog, Spirituality, Wisdom|2 Comments
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