Louise LeBrun

Facing into the challenges. Reclaiming resourcefulness and resilience in the face of life-defining change.

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The Bigger Picture: Richard Dolan and Paul Wallis

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In the world of human evolution, willingness makes room for ability to unfold. Without willingness - and regardless of skill level - nothing changes. If you are not yet familiar with the work of Richard Dolan and/or Paul Wallis, you may find it meaningful to explore and discover.   ... Continue Reading >>

Navigating Chaos: Change as Process

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Few of us consider change beyond the event within which it rests.  However, the simple act of Being human is in and of itself, a process... and within that one lives the inevitability of change as a sub-set of our humanness. Change requires an inhale to consider and an exhale to express the outcome of having chosen.  Beyond the 'nitty gritty' details of ... Continue Reading >>

Navigating Chaos: Emerging Species

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I think it is both fair and accurate to say that 'overwhelm' is an internal state with which many can identify.  To accept overwhelm as a part of today's currency is a wise decision - to succumb to it is a recipe for enslavement at many levels of our 'being'. In our recent 'Navigating Chaos' exploration, the topic was that of moving through loss.  In ... Continue Reading >>

Sheila Winter Wallace: Money and Uncertainty

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"Hind sight is easy. Over the years, I have been approached by so many women who worked hard, looked good, were smart, savvy, and took their responsibilities with others seriously. Somehow, they forgot themselves; they forgot that they matter. All of these conversations were had privately or in small groups of women in safe spaces. And sometimes, it took ... Continue Reading >>

Navigating Chaos: Who will you choose to be?

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And the beat goes on... and on... and on.....  The drums of war - of war with ideas and concepts; with ourselves and each other; and perhaps, worst of all, with our own inner truth - are moving from a distant drone to a vibration in the chest, as they move closer to home. Decision time. No longer something 'out there' to be observed and dismissed as not ... Continue Reading >>

Navigating Chaos: Touchstone for Transition

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Given all that is tearing at us, seeking to capture our attention, the word 'chaos' seems to be almost too 'normal' to do justice to the great effort that is currently unfolding.  And I do believe it to be an intentional effort to fracture our ability to trust ourselves and each other. More and more, less and less remains of our habituated ways of moving ... Continue Reading >>

Resourceful and Resilient

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Sometimes, we forget we're up for it... with 'it' being an intentional outcome of our own choosing.  Just because 'the world' (out there) is not yet designed to facilitate it, does not mean that its facilitation is not possible. In the face of what seems to be the impossible, consider that its presence is really the provocation to consider:  "How badly do ... Continue Reading >>

All the things we don’t want to know…..

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After opening remarks, the first two presenters are David Martin and Nick Hudson, both of whom I have posted here, in the past.  These particular offerings are succinct, substantiated and likely deeply disturbing to all - jabbed and unjabbed, alike.  In Canada, that is estimated to be over 80% of the population.  Globally, in excess of 5.5 billion ... Continue Reading >>