Hi, Stephanie here. As someone who is joyful by nature, I am on a quest to contribute to shifting humanity into a kinder, gentler nature through Exquisite Noticing (EN). My plan is to explore many attributes of EN as a way to build a business.
The chaos of too many choices has me stalled on creating a business with all its trapping. After reflecting on what gives me the most joy, it became clear that I am an integrator interested in the alchemy of developing strong senses of self and relationships.
I left the corporate world in 2017 and began to explore what it means to show up with integrity and curiosity without the overhead of pressure to be the perfect corporate citizen. This journey started with several programs through The Moment Institute including Narrative Coach (one-on-one), The Integrative Development Way (organizations), and Narrative Release (personal development). I have added Embodiment Coaching and recently started a mindfulness teacher program.
Currently, I hold space for social entrepreneurs who benefit from coaching, consulting, and mentoring. Creating a container of ease and grace is essential. Clients are invited to come as they are, not as they think others think they should be. Along with individual coaching, I work with a group of women conducting programs with a theme of Healthy and Healing Culture Cultivation.
My ideal client is potentially someone interested in exploring the benefits of engaging with the answers they hold in their body. They recognize what they have been doing isn't working, and are curious about new approaches.
I am very comfortable sitting in 'my cave' and exploring on my own. It's time for me to get out of my comfort zone, find my voice, and serve.
Hi, Stephanie here. As someone who is joyful by nature, I am on a quest to contribute to shifting humanity into a kinder, gentler nature through Exquisite Noticing (EN). My plan is to explore many attributes of EN as a way to build a business.
The chaos of too many choices has me stalled on creating …
Course Tracker (spreadsheet template)
A place to keep track of the courses you are taking -- mine and other people's. One row per course: where it lives, what you thought of it, and where you got to. Make your own copy first (File → Make a copy), then it is yours to edit. Useful if you are the sort of person who buys more courses than you finish, or who can never remember which platform a course was on. If that is not you, skip this one. Click here for the Course Tracker Template
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Comment once, Reply twice -- and other commenting tips
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Love the caring notion in commenting. It's much better to be a loved comment rather than a lonely comment.
@Stephanie Morrison indeed! Thank you for being one of the caring ones 🤗
@Stephanie Morrison I love this Stephanie, it really keeps connection alive.
I'm not sure if I love this or feel guilty for all the courses I have not completed. Can't wait to populate my "Steph's Addiction" tracker. Thank you @George Kao
@Stephanie Morrison of all possible addictions, this one is not so bad :)
@Stephanie Morrison I'm the same... Oof! Here's to completion of those courses that are still meaningful to us :)
@Stephanie Morrison Haha! See you in The Sage's Golden Path!