I recently started Heather Plett's latest offering through The Centre for Holding Space: A full-bodied life. She caught me by surprise by opening the work shop series with Joy. (You can join her course at any time click here for more details). The invitation to explore my relationship with Joy…

Revisiting a TV sci-fi series from the 90’s has got me thinking more deeply about leadership and how organisations could use and develop ‘space holders’ to understand the needs of the system better and be the containers for living ethical and kind conduct. This is not a new thought to…

Leadership spaces have given me many learnings in the practice of love. Providing many opportunities to practice open hearted living with clear boundaries and a kind heart. Mainly I have learned that for me, leadership is really about love and how we treat one another. Reflections on leading by Moze …

The cheesiness of the self-love movement makes self-love all the more inaccessible for those of us who hate on ourselves pretty bad. I know through experience that self-love is the antidote to all the self-blame, shame and recriminations, and yet my word association game with self-love makes that the last…

After vowing to never marry (again), I found myself at the end of last year getting married! In White! It turns out, celebrating and being celebrated in a love is important too. Reflections on Love needing community — By Moze Love needs helpers! Love needs workers! Love needs cheerers! Love…

To forgive and be forgiven. Perhaps that is as grand as to ‘love and be loved in return’ (to quote the song Nature Boy). I have read many books and stories of forgiveness for terrible atrocities and wrong doings. Where ordinary everyday citizens of the world are somehow humbled so…

In many circles I play in we talk about “being in the flow” like it is something we all know and understand. This idea that when we are in “the flow”, we are moving well with the life course. Another idea that when we are not in flow we are…

Reflections on being in a gratitude practice of ‘being a cheerer’. An antidote to feelings of hurt that can come from jealously born out of not being included or invited — a sense of not belonging. Come Cheer with me — by Moze I did not used to be a…

Passive aggression is one of my learned childhood behaviours that is taking me all of my adulting life to undo. Here are some reflections from a mostly reformed passive-aggressive who still has to make a conscious practice to not slip this well fitted dress back on — by Moze I…