Portland Life Coach - Morgan Rich

"Morgan, You help me stay motivated, inspired, and open-minded to the new challegnes I am going to face, even though they won't be easy. I'm going to stay positive."

Jennifer, student

"I like the yEs-zine. It's inspiring, thought-provoking and positive. When I read the yEs-Zine I am more intentional and patient with my children."

Laura, parent

"Learn what it means to be authentically present, alive, and influential. Morgan's writing entices you to play and live full out!"

BJ Levy, Professional Certified Coach, MA, JD, partner inviteCHANGE

"Thank you for reminding me to give myself time to reflect. It is so easy to take on too much and want to please everybody and constently spread my self too thin. It is so nice to be reminded to take care of myself."

Kaia, yEs-zine subscriber

Morgan,

"It’s so good to read your words. The yEs-zine today was great. It really encourages me. I talked about failure in class the other day and I was amazed at the looks on people's faces when I said that I came into this program hoping to fail and be stretched and grow, etc. etc. etc. I talked about how important I think it is to be courageous enough to fail, and they were surprised, like they'd never heard this before. I wonder why people always want to take the easy road.

I wish you were close so they could be encouraged by you like I am. I should start forwarding the yes-zine to the group. If those girls (and two guys) could hear the things you have to say, they'd be a whole lot stronger."

Britany

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Wow Morgan,

You must be the only person I know who, in one email, can cut through my rushed frenzy and in a moment bring tears to my eyes.

Thank you.

Amy

Morgan - I LOVE this article you wrote. It's timeless and speaks to all of us at any age. Thank you! love, Gyllian

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Morgan,

Your article today is truly beautiful. You open up an interesting dream for the world: what if all of us, each day, sat in witnessing silence, heart-connection with another -- offering them a sanctuary space to connect deeply, deeply with wherever they are at. What if this was done for us each day as well?

What if our youth grew up in such a culture?

And if this was done for them, and they learned to do it to (just from experience)?

I've heard that the Birkina Faso people of West Africa (where Malidoma Some is from) enact grief rituals every day.

It does seem to me that our culture is in such desperate need to safely, compassionately express its many emotions: rage, grief, .... Right now they are sprouting out all over the place, in chaotic, destructive, selfish ways, and our youth suffer because of it, because we adults do not connect with our hearts and with the range and depth of emotion in grounded, authentic ways. Anyway, thank you again!

I'm glad you're out there believing in the youth, holding space for them, and gentling others to hold space for them and nourish them in all ways -- including their fiery vision and hearts, their true selves.

Cheers,

Jane Valencia

Who of us has not at times found ourselves astray along the path of life? Morgan Rich has written a remarkable guide for those of us who want to regain our footing, refocus our energies, and achieve all we’re capable of. His voice speaks to us in words at once plain and profound. He writes with passion and persuasion. He is convinced it can be any committed reader’s story. I am, too.”

Mark Barmann