Hi there! My name is Helen Giles and I'm a digital entrepreneur (like most of us here!). I've worked in this field (for others) for over 4 years and am in the process of starting my own business now.
My passion is to help people expand into greater balance and wholeness in themselves and their lives by fostering community spaces that support all facets of life—mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical.
I'm especially geared towards helping air and fire types reckon with water and earth - face dense emotions under the surface and find their own grounding and solidness. I offer structures and guidance to support growth into ever more wholeness.
Hi there! My name is Helen Giles and I'm a digital entrepreneur (like most of us here!). I've worked in this field (for others) for over 4 years and am in the process of starting my own business now.
My passion is to help people expand into greater balance and wholeness in themselves and their live…
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꩜ Spiral learning
Any important area of life has many (perhaps, unlimited) layers of understanding and application. This is certainly true with Joyful Productivity. Each time you return to one of the lessons, consider these 4 steps: Choose one concept, tool, or exercise from the Lesson that you're most interested to apply right now. All other ideas, put on the "back burner" for future consideration. It'll always be available to you to revisit. Choosing to apply one idea at a time will make your real-life learning more sustainable. Experiment as you apply it into your life or business. This means you're open to making "mistakes" as you try implementing the idea. Reflect on your real-life learning and implementation: add a comment underneath that particular lesson. Share your experience with the class. Ask any questions. Netcare by reading a few other comments and replying underneath them. Perhaps even reach out privately to someone to appreciate their reflection. By using these 4 steps again and again, you will spiral deeper (or higher) into your skillfulness with Joyful Productivity 👏🏽
For my own self, experimentation has been so much FUN. That was unexpected. I used to have an inner authoritarian that would push me to do all the things and beat up on me, constantly saying I wasn't doing enough or what I was doing wasn't good. As I've sat with the part of me that hated me and the fear and pain underneath the self-abuse, I've been able to come at taking action from a whole new perspective. Action is so much lighter and freer now. There's so much more curiosity and experimentation and play. Like putting together a puzzle that never actually ends. When I play and try things out and learn "ooo I don't like that" or "oh yes, that felt great" it's so joyous. Who knew schedule experimenting, productivity, and building habits could be so THRILLING?!?!?!
