Sensory intelligence is developed and strengthened as you choose to pay concentrated attention to your 5 senses. Being persistently curious and inquisitive about what uniquely heightens and awakens your physical senses helps dissolve boredom, mindlessness, and energy depletion as an antidote to a personal work performance challenge.

Music | Makenna Susan – "Everything"

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Your five senses are more than just physiological containers to intake, process, and output mundane information. They’re also the keepers – the first entry point – bridging your soul and body into progressive understanding regarding your inner life, as you actively transform a personal work performance challenge (at the material world level).

Today kicks off a multi-part series, where I’ll uncover one layer within each of our five senses in upcoming sessions.

Music | Shimmer – "A Little Luck Along The Way"

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Regenerative rulership over your daily work creates the atmosphere for deep rest – even while in the midst of hard execution. Restful ownership is at the heart of positional dominion, a core outcome of transforming work performance challenges by addressing those challenges – first – as sourced from unexamined inner life obstacles.

You can read the original essay “Positional Dominion” here – published Aug 19, 2024.

Music | Midnight Daydream – "Bloom"

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Inner life wellbeing – intentionally cultivating the health, power, and vitality of your soul – requires destruction of ignorance. Today’s session goes deep into who the “spiritual players” are – rooted in Biblical wisdom – that influence your soul’s development (or its regression) as a software engineer. Understanding that your soul can be and is influenced by the unseen world creates more space and agency to become resourceful in resolving work performance challenges – beyond the usual coping fixes, tips, tricks, or hacks.

You can read the Part 3 original essay here – published June 26, 2024.

Music | Outside The Sky – "Meadow Sanctuary"

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As a software engineer, it's vital to understand what the soul truly is, and its explicit function in your spiritual growth. From a Christ-centered view, it's critical to understand and actively cultivate the wellbeing of our soul in order to live the fullest and best life we're each designed and destined for. Your soul consists of three aspects, and is also the bridge between three phenomena – that when engaged with clear, humble, sharpened intent – helps transform unusual, stubborn, or extreme work performance challenges. I give a basic breakdown of those aspects, and the three phenomena in this session.

You can read the Part 2 original essay here – published June 18, 2024.

Music | Outside The Sky – "Stars and Trees"

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This audio round lays atomic coaching groundwork, unveiling the hidden atmospheres within unusual work performance challenges – rooted in “soul misfires”, as I call them. This session is the first of a series of essays written earlier this year, throughout late Spring 2024.

You can read the original essay here, published May 16, 2024.

Music | Drew Henmi – "Ethereal Morning"

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Today’s session covers three layers of the inner work required to design and follow through on a job search strategy you can sustain and are energized by. It’s about taking extra time to think about and reflect on your larger career and personal life vision – tied to the contributions you desire to make now, in your next role, as a software builder.

I also share three mentors/coaches – for those of you firmly devoted to your longer term career growth – to connect with further and learn from. You can find them all on LinkedIn.

Callie Buruchara | Jordan Cutler | Taha Hussain

Music | Outside The Sky – "Meadow Sanctuary"

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