Welcome friends, colleagues, clients and all those who choose to be curious about their bravery!!
This is truly a milestone in my journey as a coach and person to put out there a new identity - particularly one that demands I be a reflection of what I ask of others - to be outrageously BRAVE in their pursuit of a full and glorious life. Frankly, anything short of that is ripping you and everyone around you of the best.
In this blog I ask that you share with all of those interested - what it means for you to be outrageously brave in your life. BE an inspiration to us all. If there is one thing I have learnt, it is that positive, real and inspiring stories lift us to new possibilities.
I will do my utmost to be real, brave and challenging as I choose in every day to live MY Bravest Life.
Come on, lets go...
Pete
About Me
- My Brave Life
- Australia
- Master Coach, Facilitator, Protagonist to the beige of life
Giday Pete,
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In honour of your Brave New Life programme I would like to 'empower' you with a Latin Motto I found. This motto is used by all Scottish Regiments in the British Army.
NEMO ME IMPUNE LACE SITT. "Let no man provoke me with impunity". Grrrrrr baby,,,definitely Grrrrrrrrr!
Stand tallmy Brother from another Mother!
Steven
Ah, the beginning of a new era. Sometimes the wheels of change take longer than be anticipate. As we see - or don't see progress in our lives, remember to stick at it. True grit and persistence are the traits of greatness. Where do you need to show some grit and be BRAVE!! Me personally, it is around the whole change of identity in business. To turn a ship around requires time and patience. I choose the patient road. Pete
ReplyDeleteAh Bravery. My 8 year old daughter showed me yesterday what bravery is. She turned up to school with glasses for the first time and said she loved it, no matter how cruel some of the kids may have been. It's incredible how embedded and erosive this could have been for her personality if she chose to be fearful and needed everyones accepted. Every day I ask her, "what did you do today that was courageous and outrageous?" I can see that after 3 years of this that this is now her focus. WHat difference would it make to you (or your kids) if this was the focus. I'd love to hear some of the courageous and outrageous things you are all doing out there.
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Pete