Comments for Christine Thomas - Life Coach for Everyday Superheroes and Their Teams

Comment on Fear vs. Inner Knowing by Christine Thomas

Christine Thomas — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 14:40:08 +0000

No need to steal “thrival”, Lynne. I freely offer it.

Yep, I agree with you on the group dreaming of shared vision and holding each other’s dreams. That’s often what coaches do for their clients – hold their dream through all the challenges to attaining them. So I’m in with your story, too. In relationship coaching we recognize that we “dream each other up”, meaning my dream of you influences how I experience you and can shape how you imagine yourself.

And since we enjoy dreaming together, I’m definitely up for the next cool possibility of co-creating. Maybe our next class could be on dreaming.

Comment on Buffet Anxiety by Christine Thomas

Christine Thomas — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 14:27:31 +0000

I’ve got a garage like that, too, Lynne. And my husband loves to hang on to things so….. An abundance of space would be delightful. Lately I’ve been imagining lightening our stuff load by 75% or more and moving into a much smaller space. Thanks joining me in this conversation and for being part of the abundance at my buffet!

Comment on Fear vs. Inner Knowing by Lynne Morrell

Lynne Morrell — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 15:57:05 +0000

First, I must say…that I love your word ‘thrival’~ so fun Can I steal that word????

Okay…now that I got that out of the way …this is such a great topic.
I am gonna play with the idea that maybe we do share dreams. Not in the sleep-time sorta way but in the ‘shared vision’ sort of way. We hold the dreams for each other and that ups the whole vibrational pulse of the dream…at least, that’s how my story goes So, you do group dream in a way….I am holding your vision and you are holding mine and together we are heading to the next cool possibility

Love your writing Christine.

Comment on Buffet Anxiety by Lynne Morrell

Lynne Morrell — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:10:48 +0000

This is such a great conversation Christine. Anxiety over having too much possibility! I have personal experience with buffet anxiety…and I feel it every time I walk into my garage. Too much stuff is in there and it overwhelms me! I have told my fella that I would love if we could just get rid of everything in there and have space. An abundance of space….ahhhhhhhh Wouldn’t that be nice?
Thanks for such a great post! Lots to play with here

Comment on Why Dreaming? by Christine Thomas

Christine Thomas — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 20:29:34 +0000

Hello Kim! Yes, dear dreaming friend. We can stand firmly planted in reality and dream and dream and dream. I so agree — we need our dreams for fuel and courage and our inner joy. Thank you – for your post and all your dreaming.

Comment on Why Dreaming? by Kim Loftis

Kim Loftis — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 19:02:21 +0000

Dearest Christine,

so awesome to come to visit you and discover your very first blog post! You go heart sister!

Dreams are catalysts that fuel our inner knowing and give us the courage to bring our heart’s deepest longings to fruition. and, in many cases, dreams are also catalysts in helping us to bring our inner Goddess out to play! As a child I was always accused of being a dreamer, and was very sensitive to that, but now it’s something I deeply embrace. One can stand with her feet firmly planted in reality, while still allowing herself to dream dream dream!

Tons of love!

Kim

Comment on Why Dreaming? by Judith MacBrine

Judith MacBrine — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 21:43:07 +0000

Nice introduction to who you are and the special and needed viewpoint you provide. Here’s to recognizing the achievements that dreams provide the seeds for! And for quieting ourselves enough to hear the messages our bodies are trying to give us before they have to raise the alarm. Looking forward to reading more.

Comment on Why Dreaming? by Lynne Morrell

Lynne Morrell — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 16:43:11 +0000

Christine,
This is so beautifully written~ I can’t wait to see what else you share with us. Glad that you have decided to blog!!!! Lots of love to you

Comment on Why Dreaming? by Bob

Bob — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 15:39:19 +0000

Christine’s work with our organization has made us better as people and as a work group. Her style is very easy going, and her interactions are focused and backed by advanced research and training. Our nonprofit organization is clearer on our how to achieve our mission, vision and values than ever before. Thank you Christine!