Hi everyone! I am Zona. One Current Life Movement that brought me into IMC is learning how to navigate uncertainty with more self-trust and less dependence on having all the answers before I move. After a long career in education, leadership development, organisational psychology, and coaching, I find myself in a season of building something new. I'm exploring how we develop the inner capacities to navigate change, reinvention, and uncertainty, especially as entrepreneurs and humans living in a rapidly changing world. The friction I notice around this movement is the temptation to keep searching for the perfect map instead of trusting the next step that is available to me now. The best thing I can imagine happening through IMC is connecting with thoughtful people who are also learning to move in a way that is more aligned with who they are and deepening my own understanding of self-leadership through practice rather than theory. Optional: I currently live in the Netherlands after emigrating from South Africa three years ago. I love long walks in nature, meaningful conversations, learning, and exploring the intersection of psychology, human development, systems thinking, and what it means to stay human in a changing world. Here is a picture of my morning walk in Cape Town and our back garden, where I love to recharge and read when we visit there.

My name is Nana. One Current Life Movement that brought me into IMC is that I have a vision to host an Online Summit and I feel that I need some support / tools to help me realize this vision. The friction I notice around this movement is, that I keep delaying the actions for several reasons and that this feels very frustrating .. It feels as if I am betraying myself by avoiding these actions. The best thing I can imagine happening through IMC is that I realize my heartfelt vision within a month or two and then keep expanding from there. #3 Share Your #First-IMC-Moment

Hey Jackie, welcome to the IMC Skill Game and IMC Self-Leadership challenge. I'm super grateful that you joined! Please feel free to have a look in the classroom and ask if there are any questions.

I am genuinely grateful and honored that you joined the IMC community in this early stage! One thing I have noticed over the years is that many coaches and lifelong learners do not necessarily need more information. Often the challenge is discovering how many different experiences, perspectives, and learnings fit together in a way that feels more coherent, alive, and useful in everyday life. My hope is that you may find one or two ideas inside the IMC Skill Game and the Movement Challenge that support your own exploration. Since you already have a strong background in leadership and self-leadership, feel free to skip Start Here and jump directly into the IMC Skill Game. Feel free to move through it slowly, at your own pace. If you feel like it, you can also skip and explore through the classroom and explore what resonates with you in this present moment. Thank you again for being here. Chris