About In the Current
It was five years after I started coaching professionally before I named my business In the Current. More than a snappy phrase, those words came to represent the process of change and growth in which my clients and I were engaged. It wasn’t so much about the particular challenge or goals that brought them to coaching, although there were strategies for those.
What I began to recognize as the most important work was learning to trust and listen to your inner guidance and then take action with a newfound clarity and boldness. That’s how In the Current became the conceptual framework for my coaching and writing. Today, In the Current has evolved from a coaching business to this website, a place to share my writing with you, a place you can come for inspiration.
What does it mean to be In the Current?
- It is movement.
- It is constant yet always new.
- It is directing what is within your control.
- It is trusting and letting go.
- It is accessing joy regardless of the circumstances.
- It is connecting with the currents of power and grace that are always available.
I’m often amazed to hear what In the Current brings to mind for other people. How would you describe what it means to be in the current?
