Tag Archives: Lewis Carroll
Won’t you join the dance? An invitation
Some of you might have been intrigued by the question at the top of the coaching wizardry screen: "Will you, won’t you, will you, won’t you, won’t you join the dance?" You might have recognised it as the refrain from … Continue reading →
Posted in Metaphors
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Tagged Coaching, dance, dancing, invitation, Lewis Carroll, lobster quadrille, metaphor, NLP, Oriah Mountain Dreamer, won't you join the dance
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Jabberwocky: sense and nonsense
You might have noticed various quotes from ‘Alice’ dotted around this blog. I find the two Lewis Carroll books a constant source of inspiration: stories that entertain children, explore some of the deepest philosophical issues (“who am I?”) and play, … Continue reading →
Posted in Stories
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Tagged Alice, Bandersnatch, brillig, frabjous, Jabberwock, Jabberwocky, Jubjub, Lewis Carroll, looking glass, meaning, nonsense, slithy, snicker-snack, Tumtum
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