Jo Gage

@jog

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Yes @chriscocreated this is you. And @bradq and @angelikakollin have heard it too! Typing really loudly! No but, ridiculously loudly (so you can hear it from another room)

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Trying out this new @ponder frame. Giving away $OP for answers that make me smile! @chriscocreated looking forward to you answer!!! https://frame.weponder.io/api/questions/26db9aed-09d6-497c-bc0d-e65784f2fc18

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Some interesting questions will surely emerge from this.... My answer: (On receiving bad news): What are 3 reasons why this is a gift?

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A contemplative question for soul seekers. Giving away $OP for interesting answers. https://frame.weponder.io/api/questions/e7530f2a-2864-4a2f-ab58-027594835ac4

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Sometimes you don’t know what you’ve got til it’s gone… Smells! like the smell of the sea, or coffee, or pine trees, or baking! I recently lost my sense of smell through covid and I’m really appreciating getting it back!

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I would go to the beach in Goa that I fell in love on. But only with the person I've now been married to for 18 years :) @chriscocreated

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As a coach I love questions, so trying out the new @ponder frame as part of the new ponder-Optimism give-away. Giving away $OP for the best answers. https://frame.weponder.io/api/questions/ced800c8-0b6b-4d05-b200-83b1505f6d54

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As a coach I love questions, so trying out the new @ponder frame as part of the new ponder-Optimism give-away. Giving away $OP for the best answers. https://frame.weponder.io/api/questions/80eb7b97-0ee2-4539-a2c7-c0bb99ce4f96

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As a coach I love questions, so trying out the new @ponder frame as part of the new ponder-Optimism give-away. Giving away $OP for the best answers. https://frame.weponder.io/api/questions/df305a69-ec8f-40d4-b2bc-dadc58977158

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Tween likes late night chats to download her woes and go to sleep feeling loved and heard. I go to bed later than I’d like with a head full of woes and then struggle to get to sleep. What do others do to process? Yoga is good for me if downloads are early enough in the day but harder when late. Other ideas?

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Lots said on here about the beauty of the outputs /photosynthesis. Perhaps not enough about how fun it is to create them! All the thrill of spinning a roulette wheel plus making quick-fire intuitive artistic choices.

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PhotoSynthesis#156 @mariafynsknorup.eth x @jeffmihaly Thank you @mariafynsknorup.eth and @jeffmihaly for this beautiful mash up of your work. Wishing you a speedy recovery @mariafynsknorup.eth. Sending you love and get well vibes. create yours at photosynthesis.cocreated.xyz https://opensea.io/assets/base/0x8fcef2113b0d59a470a9c29812e1de90cec5ad08/156

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I think this one could work well for people of any age so sharing here too https://warpcast.com/jog/0x1edb5882

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I like metacognition & building self-efficacy, so for today’s coaching question for kids I asked my 11yo: When have you done something you didn’t think you’d achieve? The juicy bit was not the thing itself but what she said when I asked: *What made the difference?* Mindset & feedback were key for her. Try it!

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Trialling interesting coaching questions for kids on my 11yo. Today: How have you been kind to others today? Reaction: pensive then slowly out they came: I gave S a highlighter, I let H kick the ball, I asked J to sit with us etc Both of us = full of happy hormones Good way to build +ve sense of self. Recommend!

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I’m a coach & trialling interesting coaching questions for kids on my 11yo. Sharing in case useful. Today: How have you been kind to others today? Reaction: pensive then slowly out they came: I gave S a highlighter, I let H kick the ball, I asked J to sit with us etc Both of us = full of happy hormones Recommend!

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Cathartic coaching questions are those that allow us to express and unblock emotions so that we can move forward. The most obvious one is: How are you feeling? This can sometimes be hard to answer as it’s so bored. Alternatives: What is giving you energy? What is draining you of energy? Any others?

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On being sad as a kid. When I was a kid and crying about something my mum would say (after what seemed like not long): That’s enough now, or don’t be silly. The first time I cried with my now husband he said: Let it all out. 4 words = beautifully held. Guess what I now say to our daughter when she cries?

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Sharing this here as an example of self-coaching - a powerful, on demand and free way of accessing coaching. Catalytic questions (like the one I used for myself) are those that provoke action. What catalytic question do you need to ask yourself today? Ps I did the yoga :) https://warpcast.com/jog/0x28c1dccc

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Sometimes I find it hard to do the things I know will help my well-being. Today I asked myself: What small thing can you do to set yourself up well for the day? Somehow I’m more motivated to do my 10 mins of morning yoga. Perhaps it’s about framing. Sharing in case useful to you. Getting on the mat now…

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