Your Golden Creator Essence
There are times in our lives where something important is hiding in plain sight. A story that illustrates this is the true story of the Golden Buddha. Located in Bangkok, Thailand, the origins of the statue are…
The TED* Blog — Page 18
Stories, frameworks, and practices for shifting from drama to empowerment.
The Challenger Role
The Challenger role in TED* (*The Empowerment Dynamic) ® is the antidote to the Dreaded Drama Triangle role of Persecutor. As a result, many people resist stepping into the Challenger role, worried they might be viewed…
The Many Faces of the Persecutor
During workshops, we often ask the group to describe the Persecutor role, one of the three roles that make up the Dreaded Drama Triangle (DDT). Participants often use words like angry, controlling, critical, and bossy.…
Creator’s Choice
The journey from Victim consciousness to Creator consciousness is not always easy, nor does it travel along a straight line. We prefer to think of it as a continuum, with your center of gravity gradually moving away from…
Race To Occupy the Victim Role
How do conflicts begin? In general, conflicts begin in relationships when each side races to occupy the Victim position. Here is typically what happens: The first person or group claims a Victim position by saying to the…
How TED* Transformed My Teaching
Guest blog written by long-time friend, Certified TED* Coach, and 3VQ Certified Trainer, Christy Vincent, Ph. D._________________________________I was disheartened to read the student reviews I received from the…
Lessons from Pickleball
This past summer, I ( David ) played a lot of outdoor pickleball. Several weeks ago, there was a local tournament called the Founder's Tournament, which had 480 participants from around the world. It is called the…
There Are No Don'ts – Only Dos
I, Donna , love baseball. I grew up playing baseball in the backyard of our small rural family home. When the neighborhood boys were old enough to play Little League, I was left without a team since girls were not…
GEFN—Good Enough For Now
Imagine you are on a telephone call talking with a co-worker about a project the two of you are working on. At the end of the call your colleague says with some tremor in her voice, “I will have the project summary to…