The more technology shrinks and connects our world, the more we are confronted with challenges that we have to deal with, almost on a daily basis. As I watch it all unfold, I will be inspired from time to time, to focus attention on and share with you how my Radical Living Strategies can help all of us meet our challenges with greater ease and compassion. My hope is that these offerings give you the insight you need to create the peaceful, fulfilling life you desire.
How the worksheet came about is an interesting story in itself. I actually owe a debt of gratitude to Dr. Michael Ryce for having inspired me to use a worksheet to help people forgive.
I attended one of his lectures during which he handed out his worksheet. I thought it was a great idea but . . .
People often say to me about my book, Radical Forgiveness, “I really love your book.”
In response I ask, “Have you done the worksheet described in the book yet?” If they say “No,” then I retort, “Then you have missed the point of the book.
You may have got it intellectually, but you won’t have integrated . . .
This isn’t Colin’s typical Thursday blog. This is being written by me, Shari Claire, one of the senior coaches at the Institute for Radical Forgiveness, and one of the people behind the scenes.
I have been involved in Radical Forgiveness one way or another for almost 12 years. If you have ever emailed or called . . .
I’m still in my post-birth euphoria phase, buzzing with excitement about having birthed my new book, 25 Practical Uses for Radical Forgiveness: A Handbook for Solving the Problems and Challenges of Everyday Life In a New Way.
The eBook version is available now, but we are offering the printed book at this time to . . .
The following model was created by John Kappas, Ph.D., the author and founder of the Hypnosis Motivation Institute. Check it out for yourself.
Through many years of doing relationship therapy with hundreds of couples, he observed and maintained that there are basically two types of sexual personality, each driven by a specific fear.
On one side . . .
In my last message I waxed lyrical about how satisfying it is to coach people in Radical Forgiveness, self-forgiveness and all the other Radical Living strategies derived from them. My purpose was to encourage you to learn to do the same by taking the training.
But I confess that in doing so, I became . . .
Did I scare you off with my ‘Only If You Dare’ e-mail? I was pretty blunt about the risk of doing the Expanding in Love workshop, so I wouldn’t be surprised if you had said to yourself, “no way, Jose!”
Here’s a question for you. Which country do you think tops the list as far as the number of men coming to my Radical Forgiveness workshops relative to the number of women?
You’ll find the answer at the end of this blog. And no, the answer is not “gay country,” because while plenty of gay . . .
Whoops! Maybe I got the cart before the horse in my last blog. Maybe you haven’t done this awakening thing to the degree I assumed. So let me back up a bit.
The first thing to say is everyone is exactly where they need to be. If you are one of the majority of people . . .
Remember that song by Neil Sedaka — Breaking up is Hard to Do? Well waking up is even harder. Especially the bit just prior to it that forces you to wake up to the fact you’ve been living a dream. Some call it their wake-up call. Others experience it as the dark night of . . .
