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Hello Subscriber First Name How are you? I mean it really, how actually are you? I care. The fact you’re reading this newsletter means you’re curious about how we can Dream for better. And those that see the world struggling, and things being unjust (and sometimes evil), can often be the people who carry the heaviest burden of powerlessness and despair. But it’s important we don’t lose our hope. It’s a core principle of our TrimTabs journey together. Remember, the TrimTab is the smallest part of a ship’s navigation system but one tiny adjustment can turn a cruise liner. And it can happen at any time, it’s never too late. We are all TrimTabs and if we focus our energy to the places that can create the biggest change, we might be surprised at how quickly things can improve. So here’s the question I left you with last time (all previous newsletters here): "Where in my life am I clinging to something out of attachment rather than authenticity?" How did that feel? Anything come up for you? The incredible work of Dr Gabor Maté has been key to my understanding of these theories. He explores how we are born with two needs – attachment (belonging) and authenticity (to express who we are). But we can trade one for the other, for example if I feel and express what I feel, I might become disconnected from others. So we supress our gut feelings and build unhelpful belief systems. Check out this short video for a powerful explanation here. So, with the right work, we can learn to understand and heal our parts which are simply trying to keep us safe but may no longer be serving us how we might want. Integrating these parts can lead to us becoming more content, better leaders and more creative thinkers. It’s a huge part of my Coaching work. Let me know if this resonates and you would like a free exploratory conversation. Coaching can be the process to Design something different (don’t forget to check out my 4D model in previous newsletters if you’re new to TrimTabs). So keep scrolling and you’ll see how I learned to dial up my authenticity…
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