Tag Archives: Metaphors
Metaphors to live by
Here are some of the most powerful metaphors that we use to explore, to learn about, to make sense of life. Dancing as the adventure of being alive “… and the invitation opens up another a new metaphor: of life … Continue reading →
You’ll never shine if you don’t glow
I’ve just been paid the loveliest compliment about my writing here. DazzlinDona has awarded me this Dazzlin Badge of Excellence for my work at Coaching Wizardry. Now this little old blog has been a bit neglected of late as I’ve … Continue reading →
When it’s time to shift direction
I read a great quote the other day – one of Hilda Carroll’s regular offerings of thoughts for the week. The words were from Douglas Adams and this is what he said: I may not have gone where I intended … Continue reading →
Time to get out of the elevator
I had a timely reminder the other day of the way that we can get trapped – unwittingly – in our own metaphors. I was talking to my son about possible career moves in the future, and admitted my concern … Continue reading →
You only need three minutes
The sands of time is one of the oldest metaphors around, serving as a powerful visual reminder of the finite nature of life. An enterprising bishop has turned this concept on its head by using an egg-timer to prompt discussion … Continue reading →