Coaching (also known as counseling before psychotherapy was invented) is couched in the perspective of knowing you don't have to do it, and yet you are aware of wanting to. And also aware that there's more that you "want to do and are not doing," than there is of what you "want to do and actually do." So the function of coaching is built-in to this perception that we are not here because you "need" to be. We are here because you want to be. I like to call it a luxury.

The squeaky wheel gets the grease. 

How our journey begins, ends and makes many timely pitstops along the way.

Some of the best advice I ever got was to, "keep being the sponge." Like a child. Simple.  Maybe as allegedly full-grown human adults we all sometimes notice simple ain't so easy, especially in the sustaining part. Until we realize it's always already here, waiting for us to join, literally. "Be ease-full" is a beacon deep within each of us, and expressed everywhere outside of us is, even right now, beckoning us to attend within. And ease-full is different than easy. Easy is an externalized desire. A wish. Sometimes it comes true. Sometimes it comes true EXACTLY the way we want it to. Then, most of the time almost immediately, due to its very nature the mind decides either "This Ain't It!" or "What if we lose it?!"