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In this week’s Hot Flash, I wanted to pause on one word, because it sits at the center of how I think, how I strive to live, how I show up in coaching containers, and how I understand the dynamics of relationships:
Love.
Because most of us were taught to think of love primarily as a feeling. As closeness, warmth, attraction, emotional connection.
What if love is something more than feeling?
Drawing from a definition that deeply influences my understanding of love. The work of M. Scott Peck and echoed, powerfully, by bell hooks, in this episode I explore love as:
The will to extend oneself for the purpose of nurturing growth in one's self and in others
In other words:
That purpose is growth. Our own, and the growth of others.
This is a short reflection on why I believe:
Love is a verb.
By EZ martin-chan5
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In this week’s Hot Flash, I wanted to pause on one word, because it sits at the center of how I think, how I strive to live, how I show up in coaching containers, and how I understand the dynamics of relationships:
Love.
Because most of us were taught to think of love primarily as a feeling. As closeness, warmth, attraction, emotional connection.
What if love is something more than feeling?
Drawing from a definition that deeply influences my understanding of love. The work of M. Scott Peck and echoed, powerfully, by bell hooks, in this episode I explore love as:
The will to extend oneself for the purpose of nurturing growth in one's self and in others
In other words:
That purpose is growth. Our own, and the growth of others.
This is a short reflection on why I believe:
Love is a verb.