What a thoughtful update. I know it must be a very full time in your life right now but yet you’ve found the ability to slow down and savor these last days. North Carolina will miss you!
Great points Keith. Wow, 8 moves is no joke. you have me beat. it’s so interesting all the ways changing our environment can impact our lives. Would love to read about your experiences of the different places you’ve lived if you’ve written about it or ever decide to.
well put. tons of emotions/feelings. i like to view these liminal spaces as a "fertile void". there's a natural process of letting go of some things and opening up to new stuff. but embracing the void reminds me not to rush the process or try to make meaning of it too quickly. instead, i try to just allow myself to stay in that space and see what emerges over time. not easy for me but very fruitful.
here's an interesting article that touches on the idea of "fertile void" within broader context of Gestalt Therapy (where i got it from):
What a thoughtful update. I know it must be a very full time in your life right now but yet you’ve found the ability to slow down and savor these last days. North Carolina will miss you!
thanks Kristen! I’ll miss NC. Thankfully I have lots of reasons to come back and visit
Nice update, been enjoying the latest pods. Good luck with the move!
Thanks Connor! Appreciate you listening.
thank you for this. Excited to check out your podcast, and Cecile especially.
Great points Keith. Wow, 8 moves is no joke. you have me beat. it’s so interesting all the ways changing our environment can impact our lives. Would love to read about your experiences of the different places you’ve lived if you’ve written about it or ever decide to.
well put. tons of emotions/feelings. i like to view these liminal spaces as a "fertile void". there's a natural process of letting go of some things and opening up to new stuff. but embracing the void reminds me not to rush the process or try to make meaning of it too quickly. instead, i try to just allow myself to stay in that space and see what emerges over time. not easy for me but very fruitful.
here's an interesting article that touches on the idea of "fertile void" within broader context of Gestalt Therapy (where i got it from):
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/influence-tao-zen-buddhism-gestalt-coaching-go-center/