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Is bad news always bad news? Here is a moodify card with lyrics to a song called The Taoist's Tale. There are loads of versions of this story and once you've figured out the pattern you can make your own up – starting with your own good or bad luck. More ...
Have you got 10 minutes to get your life going in a straight(er) line? Try these free virtual life coaching exercises from embody to put yourself on track, find direction, meaning, satisfaction and happiness. More ...
How balanced is your life? Is it a smooth ride? Symptoms of a life out of balance, like unhealthy stress and negative emotion, shouldn’t be that difficult to spot. Use this life coaching wheel to rate your satisfaction with eight areas of your life and then get a report about your strengths and weaknesses. It may be the first step in putting things right. More ...
Download and print for your own use or with a group. This is an exercise in happiness + awareness. When we’re happy we normally attribute that happiness to some external cause. But happiness can also be uncovered when things are taken away. More ...
Are you living your life on purpose? Do you know what your purpose in life is? Here's a free 2 minute test to rate your own sense of purpose. More ...
This is a group exercise for pairs that'll take about 20 minutes. It is designed to get people talking and to get to know people better. Each pair has the list of questions and they take it in turns asking each other questions. More ...
If you ever catch yourself during the day feeling a bit fed-up (I sometimes hear myself making those exhalation-of-air noises associated with the feeling) then the time is ripe to ask yourself one of the following questions. More ...
How much of your thinking is on the present moment? How much is on the past or the future? Sometimes it is as though our thoughts get captured by something not present and cause us real problems. This awareness exercise gently helps. More ...
Famous for his “EUREKA!” moment, Archimedes shouldn't really take the credit. His wife, fed up with him hanging around all day, thinking, told him to take a break and have a bath. That was the moment of genius. More ...
I love experiential interventions – little exercises that only reveal something magical through the doing of them. ‘I hear I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand’ said Confucius. They feature in the hero / heroines journey to enlightenment as the ‘teacher’ gives some esoteric instruction. Polish on ... More ...
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