The Zen of Coaching: How to Merge Doing with Being

Leo talks about the modality of coaching to change your life ... and how he merges it with the Zen approach, which is practice at the level of Being. The two approaches work amazingly well to transform your life.
Coaching with Leo: coaching.zenhabits.net/

[@giddyglow9646]

Thanks Leo. Reminds me of of this Truth: It's not what you are doing but how you are Being while you are doing what you are doing that truly matters.

[@zenhabitsofficial]

Beautiful! ✨

[@RobertSarnoski]

Thank you Leo. Always enjoy the "everyday" way you present your topics. I would be interested in hearing more about the Zen to Done method and how you make it happen for you.

[@zenhabitsofficial]

OK great topic! Thank you Robert, I've noted it, and I'm grateful

[@terryboyle]

Great work, keep it up!

[@zenhabitsofficial]

🔥

[@TheGatorExperiment-fq6sb]

Leo, thank you so very much for sharing everything everything you do
I am starting to practice Zen and I’m very curious about coaching
I have been trying to establish financial freedom, my whole life, and 53 years old I am still not there
I go back-and-forth about how to deal with and fit the world of money in with Zen and helping others
I am a member of your fearless Academy
Thank you again
Kenny Tomasian

[@zenhabitsofficial]

Hi Kenny, thanks for the beautiful comment!
I'm so glad you're exploring Zen, financial freedom, helping others, and Fearless Living Academy. Really amazing.
If you'd like to explore coaching with me, here's the place to apply and we can talk: coaching.zenhabits.net/

[@ljdunphy]

The way I understand the headline of your video is how the Ask Not Tell, coaching approach can become a way of being in life. But still staying open to instructional, controlling and judgemental parts so they don't get stuffed until the shadow.

[@zenhabitsofficial]

That's definitely a part of it! The Ask Not Tell coaching approach is one pathway, while the Zen / being part is another pathway, and they can merge really well together.

[@robrechtdumarey2271]

Thanks Leo for being open about Zen being part of your life/practice and clear about what Zen means to you. Topic ideas: How to approach in an open way people that have negative beliefs / fears relating to a tradition that is different from their own / unknown to them.

[@zenhabitsofficial]

Thank you for the kind words and the amazing topic suggestion - I'm grateful, Robrecht!

[@daniellepoznantek8569]

Hi Leo. What you are talking about - really interesting - seems to me to be very close to what I juste studied with Robert Dilts in his generative coaching training. So amazing !

[@zenhabitsofficial]

🚀

[@Rauv4000]

Hi Leo, could you speak to: can a habit still be built when you have depression, anxiety and health challenges? Or is often recommended to go down the health rabbit hole first to explore / heal the health stuff first? Thank you! -Ravi

[@robertgingras2802]

How do you find your center?

[@zenhabitsofficial]

That's a great topic, thank you! I'm grateful.