Category: Inner growth

Space invader #2: to speak your truth
Inner growth

Space invader #2: to speak your truth

Some time ago I described myself as 'harmony-seeking quiet observer learning to speak loud and clear when needed', which you may have read below my blog posts. It's funny how accurate that description is. Earlier I already wrote that I was practicing to take up space. Now I am practicing…

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Expected lessons from personal growth program
Inner growth

Expected lessons from personal growth program

Hello lovelies, I want to write about some recent personal experiences surrounding the possible enrolment in an online 'personal/spiritual development' program. It was the first time that I seriously considered participating in such an e-course. I had encountered 'similar' programs before, but due to the high investments of money and…

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Space invader #1: the first insights
Inner growth, Relating

Space invader #1: the first insights

Until recently I had never considered 'taking up space' as a thing. Since I do, I have started to see it in everything. I have found it to be an incredibly useful concept in my personal development! Here I will share my story, including the first new insights and developments.…

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Inner growth, Sustainability

Introversion in social movements

A week ago I left early from a trainings weekend of the Dutch Climate Movement, in which up to 80 involved people came together to do workshops, have discussions, make plans and have fun. After one day I felt like I had had enough stimuli and it was okay for…

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Inner growth, Relating

The many ways of Love – and how to do it

My most-recommended book of 2015: The Ethical Slut, a book about shaping and sizing relationships according to your wishes in an ethical and sustainable way. You may not expect it from the title, but The Ethical Slut (TES)  is a really smart book! I learned a lot from it and…

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Inner growth, Relating

Connecting through Insecurities

As I was deciding on something important to write about, the What I Be Project popped up. What I Be (WIB) is a project of photographer Steve Rosenfield, for which he takes portraits of persons with their greatest insecurities written on them for everyone to read. Every person thus picture…

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