August 26, 2008
ON THE TWISTING ROAD
(c) 2008 Discovery Lookout, Inc. and Stephen Coxsey
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IN THIS ISSUE:
*Steve’s Field Note
*The TWISTING ROAD TRAVEL LOG
*ELEPHANT BURGERS is back!
*ADVISORY BOARD — Spread the word!
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Steve’s Field Note
August 26, 2008
Summer is winding down, or at least our summer schedules are winding down. The heat’s going to last a few more weeks, maybe through September, but school is starting back and my life will have more structure. I never thought I would look forward to structure this much!
As I have focused on getting clear about the message I want to share about the power of coaching for personal development, I realized I had a great venue waiting to be recreated in ELEPHANT BURGERS. This week I have a first installment of a monthly (or close) series of articles reflecting what it’s like to be coached.
Autoresponder hassles and news are waiting for you in the TRAVEL LOG. It’s a reminder that even obstacles and challenges help us learn about the work life we want to create. Take at least one step on that journey this week.
Enjoy the scenery On The Twisting Road!
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TWISTING ROAD TRAVEL LOG
“Detour!”
Sometimes the freedom of the Twisting Road means you get to try a new route to see how it works. And sometimes the freedom of the Twisting Road means you get to take the route off your plan when it doesn’t work out for you.
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ELEPHANT BURGERS
“Phoenix Burgers!”
When I was a kid one of my favorite shows was The Bionic Woman. Of course, another one of my favorite shows was Wonder Woman, and probably for the same reason. I was a young adolescent and I had crushes on Lindsay Wagner (Jamie Sommers, the Bionic Woman) and Lynda Carter (Diana Prince and her superhero alter ego). Why does any of this matter? Because The Bionic Woman was going to be off the air, but then it moved from ABC to NBC. It was mostly the same, just a little different, but finding it in a different place was strange to me when I was twelve. In memory of Jamie Sommers and boyhood crushes (and deceased characters miraculously returning alive), I have revived Elephant Burgers for an occasional guest role in On The Twisting Road, moving it from its demised state at Chasing Wisdom.
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ADVISORY BOARD
That’s you. As always:
If you like what you read, please tell your family and friends. If you don’t like something, please tell me!
Thanks for Joining Me on the Ride,
Steve Coxsey
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On The Twisting Road is a publication of Discovery Lookout, Inc. and Stephen Coxsey
(c) 2008 Discovery Lookout, Inc. and Stephen Coxsey