Comments on: Mentors http://verdantivley.wordpress.com/2008/03/20/mentors/ I Eat Worms. Sun, 20 Jul 2008 02:25:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU By: Noodle http://verdantivley.wordpress.com/2008/03/20/mentors/#comment-68 Noodle Thu, 20 Mar 2008 11:50:07 +0000 http://verdantivley.wordpress.com/?p=123#comment-68 I'm a big fan of John and Stasi Eldridge, there also christian authors. Really great. Reading helps, so does watching other people I do that alot, and alot of it has helped but I usually end up with more questions than I started with. I've also found there arn't alot of people that have been through what I have, or there arn't alot of older people willing to talk about it. Thanks for you comment though, not many people comment on my blogs :P I’m a big fan of John and Stasi Eldridge, there also christian authors. Really great. Reading helps, so does watching other people I do that alot, and alot of it has helped but I usually end up with more questions than I started with.
I’ve also found there arn’t alot of people that have been through what I have, or there arn’t alot of older people willing to talk about it.
Thanks for you comment though, not many people comment on my blogs :P

]]> By: AJ http://verdantivley.wordpress.com/2008/03/20/mentors/#comment-67 AJ Thu, 20 Mar 2008 11:42:52 +0000 http://verdantivley.wordpress.com/?p=123#comment-67 I’ve always wanted to hire a life coach. I think one can find advice in the most unsuspecting places. It could be a hair dresser. I found some good advice with the older ladies that attend my bowling league. I would try volunteer work with seniors, maybe. I also started attending church; I've gone every Sunday this year. It's a place where I find my inspiration. What I've found is that once I stop thinking/talking/obsessing about my issues and I listen/observe others, how they view/cope etc... I learn a lot. I'm working really hard to get out of my own head. Reading also helps this. My current favs are "Eat, Love, Pray" and "When Things Fall Apart". I’ve always wanted to hire a life coach. I think one can find advice in the most unsuspecting places. It could be a hair dresser. I found some good advice with the older ladies that attend my bowling league. I would try volunteer work with seniors, maybe. I also started attending church; I’ve gone every Sunday this year. It’s a place where I find my inspiration.

What I’ve found is that once I stop thinking/talking/obsessing about my issues and I listen/observe others, how they view/cope etc… I learn a lot. I’m working really hard to get out of my own head. Reading also helps this. My current favs are “Eat, Love, Pray” and “When Things Fall Apart”.

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