The Problem is Rarely the Problem
I like to fix things. I like to talk. But the problem is rarely the problem, and the middle of the work is where it gets juicy. Here is why I became a coach, and why I will tell you the hard part.
What Has It Cost Me?
There's a question worth sitting with: what has it actually cost you to keep saying yes, to keep pretending you're fine? Chris Eckols unpacks the real price men pay for staying quiet, and offers a different way through.
A Rebel in Bondage
She was drawn to the rebel. The disheveled, unpredictable version of him that never quite made it home on time. He spent years believing that was the price of being wanted. Then one question changed everything, and the rebel he became looked nothing like the one she fell for.
The path down is the way up
Alone in an ancient canyon, on a trail with nothing but a jumping cactus for company, Chris Eckols realizes the descent and the climb are the same path. A meditation on solitude, fear, and the pull to be witnessed even when the moment isn't for anyone but him.