비거게임(bigger game)의 창시자(founder) Laura Whitworth
비거게임을 만든 릭 탐린 코치의 책인,
"The Bigger Game"의 책을 소개하는 아마존닷컴에 보면,
비거게임(bigger game)의 창시자(founder)가 Laura Whitworth(릭 탐린과 공동저자)이라고 말하고 있습니다.
아래와 같은 글이 있습니다.
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"The Bigger Game is based on the belief that we all hunger for a fulfilling life - a life filled with meaning and purpose - for ourselves and for the people around us." (from The Bigger Game intro)
I came across The Bigger Game a few years ago when I had the good luck to meet one of its founders, Laura Whitworth. She was a woman on fire! She had a fierce determination to make the world a better place and to make a difference in each and every person that she encountered. You couldn't help but catch on fire when you were around her.
Catching on fire is what The Bigger Game is all about. It ignites an excitement for living and working in the world in a way that is daring, bold and DEEPLY SATISFYING!
And, this book doesn't just leave you standing at the precipice of being on fire and wondering what to do next. The Bigger Game book reads as if it were a mentor sitting next to you, going through all the ups and downs, fears and "what if's?" that come with taking the leap to live your life in a bigger way. I love that this model treats the successes and the pitfalls with equal measure and recognizes the gifts of both. The Bigger Game unmasks the words "problem" and "failure" so that they become part of the playing field.
Each easy-to-read chapter is a guidepost that reveals not only the steps to success but also exposes the pathway out of the pitfalls.
The Bigger Game is for everyone: the seasoned player or organization that wants to morph their game, to the one lone person seeking to make a difference. It offers a brilliant synergy of self inquiry, savvy business analysis, excitement, inspiration, and mentoring support all rolled up into an inspired guidebook for how to live your life's passion and make the world a better place - both at the same time!
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그러면,
비거게임(bigger game)의 창시자(founder) Laura Whitworth는 누구일까요?
Laura Whitworth는 "Co-Active Coaching"이라는 책을 썼습니다.
이 책에 대한 평을 기록중에 제일 먼저 다음과 같은 글이 있습니다.
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Techniques for achieving one's goals from pioneers in the booming field of career coaching. -- New Age Journal, November/December 1998
위의 글을 보시면, "뉴에이지 저널'에서 쓴 글임을 분명히 확인할 수 있습니다.
또한 그 아래 글에는,
The Co-Active Coaching model can (and does) provide interesting tools and tips to assist with coaching in a professional capacity. -- Personnel Psychology, Spring 2000
"개인심리학"에서 평한 글이라고 말하고 있습니다.
놀라운 것은, 요가사이트에서
The Age of the Guru is Over…Now What?- Part 3(Posted on May 20, 2012 by Chad Herst)라는 글을 보면,
비거게임(bigger game)의 창시자(founder) Laura Whitworth가 요가와 깊이 관련되어 있음을 알 수가 있습니다.
‘The Age of the Guru is Over…Now What?’ Series
This is the third part in a three-part series. In the first post, we explored the traditional relationship of the guru and disciple. In the second post, I made the argument that this relationship is no longer valid in this day and age. In this final posting, I will posit some ideas of what I think might replace it.
I’ve taken quite awhile to post this, partly because I wanted some feedback from friends. Thank you Brook, Lauren, Peter, Karen, and Norman for all of your insight and depth. Much of what is written below is the result of ongoing conversations that Devorah and I have had about the student-teacher relationship. It is the result of our collaboration and an elucidation on our mission at Mission Ashtanga, to create a safe space for transformation. So while I have written it, I want to give credit where credit is due.
Also, some of the ideas I am using, especially the idea of relationship design, has been drawn from the Co-Active Model designed by Henry-Kimsey House, Karen Kimsey-House, and Laura Whitworth, the founders of Coaches Training Institute. Whatever the reader’s preconceived opinions of coaching, I encourage him or her to put them on hold and be curious. I have found aspects of this model to be a useful tool in creating intimacy, connection, and trust with my students and wanted to present it in a way that applied to the teacher-student relationship in yoga.
(이 글을 보면, 우리가 많이 들어온 소위 "코칭"이라는 것이 듣기는 좋으나,
이렇게 요가와 깊이 관련된 영성 운동의 일환이라는 것을 알 수가 있습니다.)
이 글 하단에 보면 다음과 같은 놀라운 말을 볼 수가 있습니다.
That’s why most traditional schools of yoga or Buddhism emphasized the teacher-student relationship and not the practice of postures or meditation, alone. Without a teacher the aspirant risked misleading him or herself. He or she risked being led around by a craving for pleasure (raga) and a repulsion of discomfort (dvesa). For Patanjali, yoga wasn’t about feeling good, nor was it about feeling bad, either. It was a game of noticing that which was beyond pleasure and pain, clinging and aversion. It was a game of noticing essence, truth, and the absolute through a long, steady process of discernment. According to Patanjali, this process takes continuous practice (abhyasa) and the skill of non-clinging to pleasure or aversion to discomfort (vairagya) to be able to see clearly (1.12).
검색을 해 보시면 아시겠지만,
Laura Whitworth와 관련된 요가 사이트는 수도 없이 많습니다..
이런 사람들이 말하는 코칭이란
결국 요가가 지향하는 바와 같이 자기 내면의 신성함을 계발하는 것을 말합니다.
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