Coach Judith Cohen
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Staying Present Long Enough for The Plot to Reveal Itself
I sat down to write about plot. Within a few minutes I realized I wasn’t writing about plot anymore. Instead, I… Read More
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At The Very Least, The Narrator Owes The Protagonist Their Lived Experience
My colleague, Betsy recently told me when she compares herself to other colleagues, she feels as if she’s not doing… Read More
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Little Did I Know…
I had a nice piece in mind for today about what the role of the protagonist is in a story and why… Read More
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From Review to Design and From Design to Review
Most people think they are trying to discover their life. What if they’re asking the wrong question? What if a… Read More
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Powerful Questions That Will Enhance Your Life Review Process
Last week I suggested several fruitful starting points for thinking about the events you listed in your Life Review. This… Read More
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How To Do A Life Review: An Imaginative Trip Through Your Past
Last week I discussed the “why” of doing a Life Review process. This week I want to give you an… Read More
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The Power of a Life Review: The Ultimate ReStorying Experience
Most of us think we remember our lives accurately. But what we often remember most clearly are the meanings we attached to… Read More
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Which Type of Experiment Are You Performing?
When you move from author to scientist, it helps to know what kind of experiment you are performing. Are you… Read More
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Your New Identity Wants Evidence
Repetition Provides The Proof One of the most persistent problems with identity change is that most people try to argue… Read More
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Why Your Old Story Still Feels True (Even After You’ve Proven It Wrong)
I was completely frustrated. Yet again, I had a powerful insight in therapy but my life still looked and felt… Read More
