How Coaches Explain Individuation

I'd love to just go around and see if anyone-- I know we all heard each other, and any last shares, anything come to mind that you'd like to add before we go? Just, uh, you can unmute and say hello and...

I'm just gonna s-say, Carly, once again, so articulate, so beautiful, so well landed.

As somebody who grew up in fine art, I couldn't agree more that the act of creation is the act of being.

It's what we were meant here to do.

Thanks for bringing that to the table.

It was beautiful.

Mm-hmm.

When-- Ashley?

No, I just-- I really enjoyed this discussion, and you know, I, I remember when I first started being in this, you know, virtual room with all of these amazing people and thinking to myself, like, there's more people in this world that are, you know, curious about work like this.

And, and I felt like for the first time I was really in, in the right place.

And so just wanna say thank you to, you know, to you, Dev and Dr.

Rob, for creating that space for us and to all the amazing people that have been a part of this journey.

And also to, yeah, to the, the clients either now or in the future that, you know, I hope-- hopefully will get to serve.

I think Carly, I'll second what Tony said.

You said that so beautifully.

You know, it's really about, at this stage, holding, like, the absolute vision that, um, anything that you want to create is, is possible, and just knowing that, um, that you could take this, you could take this wherever you want to go, truly.

Uh-huh.

Thanks, Ashley.

Dar- Darren?

Yeah, I just wanna th-- I wanna thank everyone for speaking today.

You guys have such great inspirational words.

I've been jotting notes of how wonderful you all are.

But-- And I wanna keep it as simple as I can.

Uh, this program has shown me that a life of lo-- a life based on love as opposed to fear is filled with fun.

I, I don't think we can forget the, the fun aspect of it all.