A friend shared this Cherokee Proverb with me and I felt to share it through my blog.
In reflective moments I check in with myself to ensure my good wolf is influencing the ways I relate with others and the choices I make. When I find myself having a nasty thought I pause and invite my bad wolf to go back into its cave where it belongs.
I haven’t consciously used this proverb in my Leadership Coaching work. However given the purpose of my work as a coach is to support people to be the best they can be, I am now realising I support my clients to be true to their good wolf too.
How about you? Are you true to your good wolf in your daily life?
