I was listening to a podcast this morning where a journalist was saying the magazine she worked for liked to use a “beginner’s mind” to tell more complicated stories. 

Meaning the magazine was a proponent of using a journalist with less expertise on a subject matter to investigate and tell a story because those with more experience tended to have so much more to draw from that it almost made it harder to tell the story.

I feel this in my own experience of sharing the type of information I share about the spiritual path.

I have so much to draw from that I don’t always know how to package it.

Or I see the full picture, so I don’t want to share anything short of that full picture.

Then I look around the coaching industry and see other coaches packaging and selling information (courses, programs, 1:1 coaching, etc.) that I never thought to package because it falls shy of the full picture or covers a topic I forgot was still so needed by so many (because these things have become second nature to me). 

Or I notice they’re selling …

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