The Pantarei of Writing Vered Mansse and Roxan McDonald

The Pantarei of Writing – Your Unique Voice and The Craft of Writing

Writing about the Pantarei Approach isn’t just a matter of discipline; it’s an emotional excavation. Each session at my desk stirs up memories, challenges, and unexpected revelations. With Roxan McDonald, my writing coach, by my side, I navigate this journey of self-discovery. Writing isn’t merely...

Megan Lillick, Pantarei Approach Practitioner

Creativity and the importance of playfulness Megan Lillick is a Pantarei practitioner and a creative entrepreneur. We met to talk about creativity and the importance of playfulness and how she integrates the principles of the Pantarei Approach in her work. She recently started supporting the Pantarei...

Humor Helps You Better Understand Yourself and Others – Not an April Fools day joke!

Today is April Fool's Day, which commonly involves playing harmless pranks on our friends, family members, and co-workers. On this day we get to laugh at the expense of others. While this experience can be considered to be somewhat controversial, we cannot deny the fact...

The Holiday Season, The Gift Of Your Uniqueness

It's the holiday season, and everyone is looking out for presents they wish to give their family and friends. Festive lights adorn balconies and frame shop windows displaying beautifully wrapped gifts, inviting us to enter. Presents are lovely to exchange. Yet, we all know that it's...

The Drums of Passion: Teaching the Pantarei Approach

Last Sunday, I met a friend in the park. She is a designer. She said that lately, she misses having projects that energize her to wake up and work in the middle of the night when her kids are asleep. I felt somewhat surprised and...

Embracing acheivments

The Importance Of Celebrating Your Own Achievements

Do you also know the struggle when it comes to celebrating your own achievements? I'm not necessarily talking about the big reasons for celebration, such as getting a new job or getting married. Instead, I'm relating to the many small moments in our daily lives...