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Article Details
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The Missing Piece |
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Synopsis:
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How do we know that we are or are not 'enough', as people, as human beings? What tells us that we can be better? Where do the feelings come from, those feelings which tell us that there is more to life and that we are incomplete?
As we look around the world, where are the 'complete people' on which to model ourselves? Where in us, do we look from in order to find them? The 'complete people', seeming whole, integrated, may be few and far between and when we find them and admire their excellence, we may then find that they also have some flaws. So is perfection possible and what is excellence, anyway?
If perfection and excellence are achievable, what are we missing and what do we need to find, such that we can have this excellence, be this perfection, through time? |
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Seminar / Conference |
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Date Published:
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12/06/2004 |
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Published In:
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Integral NLP Conference 2004 |
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0 |
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Author's Details
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Author:
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Clive Digby-Jones |
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Organisation:
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RAPSI - The Ravenscroft Approach to psycho-spiritual integration |
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Email:
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empowerment@rapsi.org |
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Telephone:
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01491 638767 |
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Postal Address:
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The Ravenscroft Centre
Ravenscroft,
Ibstone,
High Wycombe,
Bucks,
HP14 3XY. |
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Web URL:
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http://www.rapsi.org |
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Clive Digby-Jones is a Leadership Coach and through the Leadership Group facilitates boards of organisations and delivers executive coaching based on 'Authentic Excellence' (c), and leads innovation programmes. Clive's CV includes helping Disney become more creative when he studied Walt for the corporation using NLP. |
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