A Very Different Kind of Session
Sometimes we need to look in the mirror and sincerely ask ourselves: Am I being honest about the life I’m living?
It’s not an easy question, especially when we’ve spent years convincing ourselves that we’re fine.
Our beliefs, conversations and the way we’ve become used to living can make us so static that we stop giving life another chance.
And sometimes, the hardest thing is putting our guard down and being willing to stop lying to ourselves.
I know something about that.
Not Your Usual Kind of Conversation
I’m Rahul. One of the biggest reasons I’m offering sessions is that I didn’t have anyone like this in my own life. Someone who could show me myself, including the things I couldn’t see on my own.
Over the years, I’ve spent considerable time looking at life, practising, experimenting and questioning what we take for granted. Session is my way of bringing that experience into a conversation with you.
It’s strictly not coaching.
I have a way of approaching these conversations, but I don’t want you coming in worried about following a process. Bring what’s on your mind.
I want you to be selfish with these 45 minutes.
Some Conversations Come at the Right Time
Share what you’ve been carrying or that you’ve never been able to make sense of. Whatever matters to you, let’s shed some light on it.
Normally, I’d ask you to join one of our Rooms, meet different people and see what happens when you step outside your familiar world.
But sometimes you don’t want to wait for a workshop because life feels too important, and the need to look at it has become urgent.
That’s when I’d invite you to speak with me.
Let’s see what happens when you allow someone to hold up a mirror.
Some Conversations Come at the Right Time
Share what you’ve been carrying or that you’ve never been able to make sense of. Whatever matters to you, let’s shed some light on it.
Normally, I’d ask you to join one of our Rooms, meet different people and see what happens when you step outside your familiar world.
But sometimes you don’t want to wait for a workshop because life feels too important, and the need to look at it has become urgent.
That’s when I’d invite you to speak with me.
Let’s see what happens when you allow someone to hold up a mirror.
