Comments on: Life In The Balance http://michelewoodward.com/life-in-the-balance Powerful Coaching. Powerful Results. Sun, 20 May 2012 22:55:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Secure Your Oxgyen Mask Before Helping Others | Wonder of Children blog http://michelewoodward.com/life-in-the-balance/comment-page-1#comment-858 Secure Your Oxgyen Mask Before Helping Others | Wonder of Children blog Sat, 14 Aug 2010 12:11:15 +0000 http://lifeframeworks.com/?p=548#comment-858 [...] on work-life balance but one that really helped underscore the importance of walking the walk is Life In The Balance.  For a lot of teachers, Michele’s comment “we’re all so nose-to-the-grindstone, [...] [...] on work-life balance but one that really helped underscore the importance of walking the walk is Life In The Balance.  For a lot of teachers, Michele’s comment “we’re all so nose-to-the-grindstone, [...]

]]> By: mwoodward http://michelewoodward.com/life-in-the-balance/comment-page-1#comment-324 mwoodward Sun, 04 Oct 2009 23:04:37 +0000 http://lifeframeworks.com/?p=548#comment-324 Koren, for me it's been more like a dawning awareness. I get a new client -- she's in marketing. And my first job was in corporate marketing. Voila, we have a shared lingo. I get a new client -- he's a business owner. And I worked with start-ups and new-ish businesses as a consultant. We have a shared experience. I get a new client -- he's divorced. And I can help him. And so it goes. You're right. Most insight is gained from glimpsing the rear view mirror. But what a nice view! Koren, for me it’s been more like a dawning awareness. I get a new client — she’s in marketing. And my first job was in corporate marketing. Voila, we have a shared lingo. I get a new client — he’s a business owner. And I worked with start-ups and new-ish businesses as a consultant. We have a shared experience. I get a new client — he’s divorced. And I can help him. And so it goes.

You’re right. Most insight is gained from glimpsing the rear view mirror. But what a nice view!

]]> By: Koren Motekaitis http://michelewoodward.com/life-in-the-balance/comment-page-1#comment-323 Koren Motekaitis Sun, 04 Oct 2009 16:16:50 +0000 http://lifeframeworks.com/?p=548#comment-323 Hey Michele, Did you always know that everything you have ever done adds up to who you are today? It is usually easy to live life backwards, but it can be difficult to live life forward and not know. So if you have always known - how did you know. And if you have not always known - what was the catalyst of change for you? Hey Michele,

Did you always know that everything you have ever done adds up to who you are today? It is usually easy to live life backwards, but it can be difficult to live life forward and not know. So if you have always known – how did you know. And if you have not always known – what was the catalyst of change for you?

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