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12/20/2022

5 lies of identity. It’s something all humans will believe at some point of their life if not every day.
You’re more than your thoughts.

Breath.

11/04/2022

Cause your brain has NOS!

11/02/2022

Bang on. Risk can be taken when there is psychological safety and a safe home to be in.

Fear tells us to go to our hearts and evaluate the experience. Anxiety demands that we look outside ourselves for answers when we need to look inside at our hearts.

We need to ask ourselves, What do I fear? What am I afraid is going to happen?

By acknowledging fear, we will eventually move away from anxiety and toward a deeper serenity found only in listening to the voice of the heart.

Check out this week’s podcast episode: Getting to the Root of Anxiety & Control where we talk about what anxiety truly is and how it can actually serve us!

Listen here: linktr.ee/chipdodd2

11/02/2022

100% right

10/28/2022

With TeXtR , you can do this simply in both team members known and unknown capacity. Know you’re people faster and more accurately with the simplest software ever.

To encourage people to bring their mistakes into the open and analyze them objectively, managers need to foster a culture that makes this normal and that penalizes suppressing or covering up mistakes. We do this by making it clear that one of the worst mistakes anyone can make is not facing up to their mistakes.

10/19/2022

Everyone makes mistakes. The main difference is that successful people learn from them and unsuccessful people don’t. By creating an environment in which it is okay to safely make mistakes so that people can learn from them, you’ll see rapid progress and fewer significant mistakes. This is especially true in organizations where creativity and independent thinking are important, as success will inevitably require the acceptance of failure as a part of the process. As Thomas Edison once said, “I have not failed. I’ve just found ten thousand ways that do not work.”

Mistakes will cause you pain, but you shouldn’t try to shield yourself or others from it. Pain is a message that something is wrong and it’s an effective teacher that one shouldn’t do that wrong thing again. To deal with your own and others’ weaknesses well you must acknowledge them frankly and openly and work to find ways of preventing them from hurting you in the future. It’s at this point that many people say, “No thanks, this isn’t for me—I’d rather not have to deal with these things.” But this is against your and your organization’s best interests—and will keep you from achieving your goals. It seems to me that if you look back on yourself a year ago and aren’t shocked by how stupid you were, you haven’t learned much. Still, few people go out of their way to embrace their mistakes. It doesn’t have to be that way.

Of course, in managing others who make mistakes, it is important to know the difference between 1) capable people who made mistakes and are self-reflective and open to learning from them, and 2) incapable people, or capable people who aren’t able to embrace their mistakes and learn from them.

Finding this kind of person isn’t easy. I’ve often thought that parents and schools overemphasize the value of having the right answers all the time. It seems to me that the best students in school tend to be the worst at learning from their mistakes, because they have been conditioned to associate mistakes with failure instead of opportunity. This is a major impediment to their progress. Intelligent people who embrace their mistakes and weaknesses substantially outperform their peers who have the same abilities but bigger ego barriers.

10/16/2022

Check your feet ! And give CoreHealth Chiropractic a follow to learn more about alternative
and preventative healthcare 🙂

Fed up feeling tired?

Stressed?

Suffer low moods or have trouble sleeping?

Reflexology could be the treatment for you! 🤗

I've had quite a few enquiries about reflexology recently so here is a wee introduction...

🦶🏻Reflexology is a non-invasive therapy used to help restore balance in the body and promote self-healing.

🦶🏻The therapy has ancient roots in Traditional Chinese Medicine that were further developed to what we know it as today.

🦶🏻It is a touch therapy that theorises a correspondence of specific points on the feet to the organs and glands of the body (the hands, face and ears can be used as maps too!)

🦶🏻It incorporates energy pathways similar to acupuncture.

🦶🏻Imbalances or congestion present themselves in many ways however most common indicators are increased sensitivity, tightness, markings, lumps and 'crystallisation'.

🦶🏻These indicators tend to appear on the corresponding areas where the congestion is present.

🦶🏻We reinstate balance, release congestion and stimulate free flowing energy by applying 'tonification' techniques to these specific areas.

💚You really can tell a lot from your feet! Get booked in and see how it can help you!

Lauren xx



Image from Barefoot Reflexology

10/13/2022

The line is what's fair, appropriate, or required, as distinct from what's generous, in light of the defined quid pro quo relationship between parties. As mentioned earlier, you should expect people to behave in a manner consistent with how people in high-quality, long-term relationships behave--with a high level of mutual consideration for each other's interests and a clear understanding of who is responsible for what. Each should operate on the far side of fair, by which I mean giving more consideration to others than you demand for yourself. This is different from how people in most commercial relationships generally behave, as they tend to focus more on their own interests than on the interests of others or of the community as a whole. If each party says "You deserve more," "No, you deserve more," rather than "I deserve more," you are more likely to have generous, good relationships.

10/07/2022

Relying on a label in the search for validation won’t lead us to our true identity. Throughout our lives, people attach labels to us. We even earn labels and use them to protect ourselves from the pain of being rejected, with the hope to fit-in.

Labels can set us up to live from a false narrative based on one event, or based on how our family and friends view us: bully, perfect, thief, drunk, addict, divorcee, loser, winner, bratty, shy, spoiled, mean, ugly, pretty, smart, dumb, stupid, ignorant, conceited, dramatic, extravagant, pathetic, entitled, etc...

We also label others to explain and assign meaning by compartmentalizing situations and behaviors. Often, we're communicating with a label something about ourselves by saying, "I'm not that." However, the fact that we label people by their behavior and characteristics can end up limiting our curiosity about a person and strip us of our rightful Kingdom birthright identity 🔑.

Let’s stop living from our past failures and successes and no longer define people based on label identities 🔑.

Let’s start a Kingdom label revolution and begin to refer to everyone by their Kingdom name instead of worldly labels:

KNOWN ONE: ““Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you; I appointed you a prophet to the nations.””
‭‭Jeremiah‬ ‭1:5‬ ‭ESV‬‬

ADOPTED ONE: “he predestined us for adoption to himself as sons through Jesus Christ, according to the purpose of his will,”
‭‭Ephesians‬ ‭1:5‬ ‭ESV‬‬

CREATED ONE:: “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.”
Genesis 1:27

BELOVED ONE: “Look with wonder at the depth of the Father’s marvelous love that he has lavished on us! He has called us and made us his very own beloved children. The reason the world doesn’t recognize who we are is that they didn’t recognize him. Beloved, we are God’s children right now; however, it is not yet apparent what we will become. But we do know that when it is finally made visible, we will be just like him, for we will see him as he truly is. And all who focus their hope on him will always be purifying themselves, just as Jesus is pure.”
‭‭1 John‬ ‭3:1-3‬ ‭TPT‬‬

10/06/2022

Being raised by hurtful parents can leave deep wounds. The pain caused by a critical or abusive parent can last your whole life, but healing is possible. Join us for our next workshop:

Healing Parental Wounds
Getting Over Hurt Caused by Mom or Dad
October 17th | 5 p.m. PST