EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 9 MIN
What We Avoid Holds Energy (10-Minute Pause)
from JORMAZIN'
You can keep moving forward.Solving, performing, preparing the next thing.And still feel like something is quietly waiting behind you.In this 10-minute Pause, I explore the Co-Active principle of Process (Presence) and why a present, alive life is not built from moving faster, but from staying with what is real long enough for something to move.This episode grew out of a personal realization: I missed the one-year anniversary of JORMAZIN`. Not the date but the feeling. I moved straight past it. And sitting here recording, I noticed: that moment is still here. Still waiting.In this Pause:Why Process in Co-Active is not a method - it is a way of being with what is hereWhy we avoid not only pain, but joy, pride, and celebrationWhy what we avoid holds energy and what we stay with begins to moveHow one breath of real presence can open what weeks of moving on could notQuestion for your week:Where is life asking me not to fix - but to stay?If this Pause helped you, subscribe and share it with someone who may need one more breath today.You're Amazing!Jorma - Co-Active Coach | 20+ years corporate🌐 www.jormaschneider.com📅 Free Chemistry Session: https://calendly.com/jormaschneider/30min💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jorma-schneider🆘 If anything in this episode touched something bigger - support is available wherever you are: https://findahelpline.com/i/iaspTimestamps00:00:00 — What are we rushing past?00:00:20 — The question behind this episode00:00:35 — Welcome to You're Amazing00:01:45 — What Process really means in Co-Active00:03:35 — A small but important note00:04:15 — My personal reflection: the anniversary I missed00:06:00 — Three invitations: energy, avoidance, and presence00:07:45 — The Pause — a guided reflection00:09:00 — Your question for the week
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