Visions of Love with Tom King, Marriage and Business Coach
- What does the word Love mean to you?
- Have you ever felt like love was missing from your life? (How do you handle these periods of time?)
- What is the biggest way you see that love (or the lack thereof) has impacted our world today?
- What is the last extraordinary book you read and what impact did it have on you?
- From your perspective, what is the most practical way to bring more love into the world?
- Is there a connection between love and inspiration? Who in your lifetime has inspired you the most?
- How do you incorporate love into your business or professional life?
There are many different kinds of love but all have in common warm affection, goodwill, and positive regard for another. Love is one of the primary purposes of life, if not the primary purpose. Love means supporting the best and the wholeness of the one you love.
I cannot remember ever feeling that love was completely missing from my life. I have felt that love was withheld from me by those I love and that is painful. I have found myself responding by also withholding love which of course makes it worse. When I eventually choose to be present and accepting of the person and situation a resolution surfaces and love finds a way to move forward towards reconciliation.
I see indications of a wide spectrum of development levels on our journey to learn how to love. On the one hand, there is as much greed and disregard for one another and for life in general as there has ever been. The movie Avatar is a stirring picture of logical outcome of staying on that course. On the other hand, there are more and more people openly seeking, finding, and sharing a deeper sense of spirituality. Love is at the center of this collective spiritual evolution, which I believe will prevail and lead to stewardship for all.
I am currently reading Conscious Loving by Gay and Kathlyn Hendricks. The authors do a great job of describing the learning journey to having healthy co-committed relationships. This has helped me better appreciate the exponential power of loving relationships.
Love is learned through relationships. Promoting the health of relationships and teaching people to work through emotional barriers is the most direct way to bring more love into the world. I think marriage and family relationships in particular offer outstanding opportunities to learn and grow in capacity to love.
The most inspirational people to me are those who demonstrate love through service. There are many who inspire me, from the service of former President Jimmy Carter, to the generosity of my wife and my daughters. My father also inspired me through his example of humble and unconditional love for the people in his life.
I believe it is important to love and appreciate clients for who they are. I do relationship coaching and help people work through barriers and improve skills that increase intimacy and relationship maturity.
Tom King
www.growitforward.com
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- A Vision of Love with Lori Snyder, CEO of Executive Lifestyle Coaching Inc
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- A Vision of Love with Shawn Gallaway, musician and artist
- A Vision of Love with Regina Dawn Akers, author of The Holy Spirit’s Interpretation of the New Testament
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- A Vision of Love with Barry Maher, Motivational Speaker and Author
- A Vision of Love with Heather Picken, The Spirit Trainer
- A Vision of Love with Sarah Anma, Relationship Mentor
- A Vision of Love with Alisa Gamblin of Freedawn Creations
- Visions of Love with Judith Sherven and Jim Sniechowski, relationship experts and psychology team
- A Vision of Love with Jill Mattson, author and widely recognized expert in Sound Healing
- A Vision of Love with Linda McNabb, author of One Again: A True Story of a Different Kind of Forgiveness
- A Vision of Love with Ruth Hegarty, coach to women entrepreneurs
- A Vision of Love with Dr. Dean Shrock, author of Why Love Heals
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