- Tim Malnick
Testimonials
in Money & Life / / 0 commentsTHE MONEY WORKSHOP – TESTIMONIALS: These are testimonials from people who’ve attended the Money & Life Workshop. Visit the events page…
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Death is a profound journey of the psyche and a logistical pain in the arse
in Presence at Work / / 0 commentsTalking to a colleague today whose mother is dying after a serious stroke a couple of months back. Such a…
- Tim Malnick
On being not busy
in Presence at Work / / 0 commentsI am not busy at the moment. This is deliberate. I am trying to create space and to simply not…
- Tim Malnick
Committees, collaborators and accountants: what really brings an enterprise to life?
in Money & Life / / 0 commentsWhy do we compromise our passion and vision so quickly? Many people find it hard to fully commit to their…
- Tim Malnick
Do children make a difference in Money and Life work?
in Money & Life / / 0 commentsI ran a Money and Life session yesterday for a network of childless women of different ages. It was a…
- Tim Malnick
The power of boundaries
in Centre Edge / / 0 commentsIn Centre Edge work we learn to pay a lot of attention to boundaries. These places, between one thing and…
- Tim Malnick
The gift of being disillusioned & the journey towards wise action
in Presence at Work / / 0 commentsThe beauty of being disillusioned A few years ago I decided to become a politician. My friends teased me that…
- Tim Malnick
The inner CEO vs. the inner Finance Director – resolving our conflict:
in Money & Life / / 0 commentsI had a coaching session today with a young internet entrepreneur. He wanted to talk about focus and priorities and…
- Tim Malnick
Universal patterns and dynamics in Centre Edge
in Centre Edge / / 0 commentsCentre Edge describes universal principles Centre Edge is based on Indo-Tibetan Buddhist teachings about Mandalas. Mandalas in some form appear…
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Toward a deeper level of action planning for groups and teams
in Case Studies / / 0 commentsCan we ‘capture’ experiential learning processes? Should we even bother? How do we sum up key actions for a group…
