Comments on: Going Round And Round In Circles? http://www.iandavidchapman.com/going-round-and-round-in-circles/ Makes The Connections Mon, 06 Sep 2010 05:22:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Spinning Your Wheels | Rosa Pearl http://www.iandavidchapman.com/going-round-and-round-in-circles/comment-page-1/#comment-948 Spinning Your Wheels | Rosa Pearl Tue, 17 Aug 2010 15:21:55 +0000 http://iandavidchapman.com/?p=111#comment-948 [...] week Ian David Chapman wrote in his blog a very adept analogy of how you become trapped in the rut of spinning your [...] [...] week Ian David Chapman wrote in his blog a very adept analogy of how you become trapped in the rut of spinning your [...]

]]> By: Spinning Your Wheels | Manifesting Goals http://www.iandavidchapman.com/going-round-and-round-in-circles/comment-page-1/#comment-113 Spinning Your Wheels | Manifesting Goals Sat, 06 Sep 2008 16:40:21 +0000 http://iandavidchapman.com/?p=111#comment-113 [...] this past week, either through consulting sessions or blogs that are on my to-read list. This week Ian David Chapman wrote in his blog a very adept analogy of how you become trapped in the rut of spinning your [...] [...] this past week, either through consulting sessions or blogs that are on my to-read list. This week Ian David Chapman wrote in his blog a very adept analogy of how you become trapped in the rut of spinning your [...]

]]> By: White Wolf http://www.iandavidchapman.com/going-round-and-round-in-circles/comment-page-1/#comment-112 White Wolf Fri, 05 Sep 2008 20:54:50 +0000 http://iandavidchapman.com/?p=111#comment-112 Hello Ian, A very nice, well written article! I see many similarities between various ideas of elemental usage and patterns with what you advise to things I also teach. My methods are different though in the fact that they stem directly out of Elder Native American teachings, though the underlying ideas are very similar. You seem to gear the ideas towards people and their daily modern lives and I gear it to the wild life. However it seems clear to me that your ideas can easily be taken into a more wild way of living as my teachings can relate to lives outside of the wild as well as within. I teach these ways in depth in my courses and so it would seem that we have much in common. Great work! Glad to see the knowledge in use! Medicine Blessings, White Wolf http://waysofthewildinstitute.com/Course-Descriptions.html Hello Ian,
A very nice, well written article! I see many similarities between various ideas of elemental usage and patterns with what you advise to things I also teach. My methods are different though in the fact that they stem directly out of Elder Native American teachings, though the underlying ideas are very similar. You seem to gear the ideas towards people and their daily modern lives and I gear it to the wild life. However it seems clear to me that your ideas can easily be taken into a more wild way of living as my teachings can relate to lives outside of the wild as well as within.
I teach these ways in depth in my courses and so it would seem that we have much in common.
Great work! Glad to see the knowledge in use!

Medicine Blessings,
White Wolf
http://waysofthewildinstitute.com/Course-Descriptions.html

]]> By: Glen Crosier http://www.iandavidchapman.com/going-round-and-round-in-circles/comment-page-1/#comment-111 Glen Crosier Wed, 03 Sep 2008 20:42:58 +0000 http://iandavidchapman.com/?p=111#comment-111 Hi Ian, it's interesting to think of coaching as navigation through the turbulence, and I realte to your point about "thinking" you're moving but in actual fact you're standing still. I read somewhere once that it's impossible to stand still - you're always moving either forwards or backwards. The idea is that if you figure out you're not moving you're probably going backwards...I think it's to emphasize the point that action, motion, momentum is the key to success...Gathering momentum...something else a coach can help you with... My 10 cents Glen Hi Ian, it’s interesting to think of coaching as navigation through the turbulence, and I realte to your point about “thinking” you’re moving but in actual fact you’re standing still.

I read somewhere once that it’s impossible to stand still – you’re always moving either forwards or backwards. The idea is that if you figure out you’re not moving you’re probably going backwards…I think it’s to emphasize the point that action, motion, momentum is the key to success…Gathering momentum…something else a coach can help you with…

My 10 cents
Glen

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