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Devoted Way with Sora Schilling
Essays on the inner life of a midlife woman still learning to follow the breadcrumbs. Coffee, KDramas, Korean American identity, & the everyday practice of getting curious, staying open, and following what pulls.
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I always think I am a bad friend.
When I was about five years old, my mother took in a girl whose father needed to go away for a little while to make some money.
Why Manifestor Coaches Go Quiet Instead of Asking for Help
I’d rather be admired than helped.
When Coaching Feels Easy, It Is Not a Sign You Are Lost
It got easy, so I thought I was lost.
How to Hold Space as a Coach: Athena, Calypso, and Circe
I spent three hours immersed in the world of mythology and a hero’s journey of awakening, acceptance, forgiveness, and love, and I didn’t get home until after 1am with a ringing in my ear from the blaring IMAX speakers, and could only think of Athena, Calypso, and Circe.
Ep 94. Nicola Humber | You Don't Need to Have a Question
On writing a book in midlife, navigating creative dry spells, and trusting what is happening beneath the surface.
A rest day that is not bed or a TV binge fest
The four questions I ask on a low fuel day, and the three things I am doing today.
You have incredible legs
My new personal trainer said it, and I told her how much I hated them growing up.
Sora Schilling, Director
Often there are skills that you have buried in the past, not desiring to revisit your previous work situation, and it is this very skill that could very well enhance your offer.
Why can't I just coach?
One real tension, and one way through
Ep 93. Tiffany Scott | The Freedom That Comes After 50
Watch now | On building Austin's You Me She Fest through year two without the panic, the stigma nobody warned her about at 50, and the freedom waiting on the other side of it.
I found the translate button on my phone
What opened up in our family group chat the week my mother began chemo.
Let's trade recipes
One move from my kitchen to yours, and the swap that turns it into client care.
Spilled tea isn't the end of the world
A card, a soaked rug, and the month I stopped listening to my own season.