The Four Obstacles to Progress, as previously listed are… not listening keenly enough, struggling to let go, forgetting what’s really important, and not putting into practice those things that would help us reach our desired destination. The Read More …
The community of the self, also known as the community of subpersonalities, has a hierarchy. This idea was briefly discussed in ‘Catching Yourself in the Act’ (Subpersonalities Part 5). It is important to understand this hierarchy, Read More …
Subpersonalities is a vast subject, and navigating one’s way through this maze is not an easy task. It involves knowledge, understanding, commitment, kindness and patience. To aid you in this undertaking you need to develop awareness and Read More …
Our maxim, knowledge plus application equals personal power, beats at the very heat of The Reach Approach. In a world where so many people, organisations and institutions are busy overpromising and underdelivering, we are daring to say that if Read More …
Working and living magically is something that is available to all of us. We just have to remain curious and adventurous, which helps maintain a spirit of awe and wonder. When we combine this with presence, then miraculous Read More …
Listening, letting go, forgetting and application… these are the four most common reasons that individuals struggle to reach their desired destination. If we’re not listening, we miss the clues perpetually being served up by life. If we struggle Read More …
We believe that the best therapists are those who have done the work on themselves and continue to do so. Although there’s immense value in training and the experience gained from working with clients in the field, there Read More …
Ella undertook her own personal journey of transformation with Reach with such focus, dedication and courage. The journey changed her life in such a powerful way that it propelled her to reflect on her life’s purpose, deciding Read More …
Andy has been tenacious, dedicated and patient in accomplishing his distinction in our Postgraduate Certificate in Coaching Plus and we are delighted for him. Life kept throwing him ‘curve balls’, as it does, during his personal journey and Read More …
“In my opinion, the most beautiful word ever written, in any country, in any language, at any time, came from India, from the Upanishads, 5000 years ago. Ahimsa, non-violence to any living being. I love this word and Read More …
