A few summers ago, I had the opportunity to take a three-day one-on-one coaching experience. It was intense. For eight hours a day for three days straight, I unpacked, and thankfully re-packed my life. In the unpacking, I encountered streams of momentum that I had found myself in that I was battling. I didn’t want them, and yet I didn’t really know how to change them. Frankly, I hadn’t had language, time, or space, to identify them clearly enough before this moment. It was a hard realization. There were aspects of my life that had been and were continually being fueled by momentum in directions that had been good once, but no longer. Now I was tasked with dealing with that momentum to instigate a different way of doing things.
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Andrew Nemr shares notes and conversations from over 20 years at the intersection of performance arts and individual and communal formation.
Andrew Nemr shares notes and conversations from over 20 years at the intersection of performance arts and individual and communal formation.Listen on
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