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This is one I’ve wanted to do for a while. I’m just back from my favorite Saturday morning meeting, and it is always a great reminder of where I was, and what has changed! I am eternally grateful. It stops me from taking things for granted, from assuming! Even though I have been on a journey of change for a long time, I still find myself making assumptions, and often, as indicated in the title, the assumption backfires! To assume what other people are thinking or... Read More

Finding balance For some reason, finding balance is a theme that has resonated deep within this week, and I’m not sure why. The past 2 weeks have seen our local 12 step community bury 2 members. Both too young, both at the time of death back using their substance of choice. In listening to comments, both were all or nothing folks, but good folks. Obviously both lacking balance. Balance also involves play!

Let's not forget to play. Our new way of life is a serious matter, but it... Read More

BALANCE-HAVE YOU GOT IT? From post at www.hopeserenity.ca       I got up early this morning, and while taking my quiet time, the word BALANCE kept playing through my head. I have the privledge of coaching several people and helping them to articulate and move towards goals in various parts of their lives. As well, I do a fair bit of "service" work as a part of my own journey. People with divergent needs, but a common issue-LIFE BALANCE. I can remember when my journey be... Read More

Taken from www.hopeserenity.caWhy I'm Here ViewEdit Posted September 23rd, 2008 by Keith First and foremost, I'm here to attract clients. I am a life coach who has helped clients to achieve the results they want, and have also helped others to create a life journey that is free from the effects of addiction. I know that my life purpose is to help others achieve, and as well as a living a balanced life... Read More

Humility Is Freedom     Frequently I am reminded of what asset humility is. Frequently, when I think of “humility” I think of “humiliation”. My actions were responsible for humiliation to both myself and others I care about, and humiliation is not something I want! I am slowly starting to learn the difference. Simply put, when someone gives me a sincere compliment today, I can simply respond “Thank-You”. This is new behavior! I can do this by the huge inner change... Read More

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