Jun 13, 2012 | Huna / Hooponopono, Matt James, Personal Growth, Spirituality
With summer just around the corner, the change in season presents an opportunity for change and new beginnings. If you ever find yourself wondering: 1) How do I forgive? 2) How do I release the negativity from the event? 3) How can I learn from this...
Jun 12, 2012 | Education, Goals & Goal Setting, NLP / Neuro Linguistic Programming, Personal Growth
We are what we repeatedly do. I believe Aristotle said that (or at least that is the person that the quote has been attributed to). So here is my question, “What are you repeatedly doing, and is it excellent or not?” Seriously think about that for a moment. Are...
Jun 7, 2012 | Family, Goals & Goal Setting, Parenting, Personal Growth, Relationships
All of today’s wonderful technology allows us to stay in touch like never before with extended networks of people. But it comes with a downside. The more time we spend surfing the Web, Tweeting or updating our Facebook friends, the less time we have to interact...
Jun 5, 2012 | Family, Huna / Hooponopono, Parenting, Personal Growth, Spirituality
Forgiveness is a theme that we should regularly visit because of its importance in our lives. Clients tell me that while sometimes it is easy to forgive others, they will have difficulty forgiving themselves. They’ll focus on questions like, “What could I have done?”...
May 31, 2012 | Huna / Hooponopono, NLP / Neuro Linguistic Programming, Personal Growth, Spirituality
In our NLP and Huna trainings, I’m often asked to define energy (i.e. metaphysical energy) and to explain what it is and how we can work with it. Historically, western thinking denied the existence of energy and western scientists specifically focused on proving...
May 29, 2012 | Huna / Hooponopono, Parenting, Personal Growth
I’d like to ask all parents out there (and future parents) a question: What do you think are the most important aspects of being a parent? My then 11-year-old and I discussed this last year. We were talking about what we (as parents) want most for our children. I...
