To grow is necessary.
To outgrow is also necessary.
It is at this crossroad, between old patterns and new forms, that Andrew Woods shines as an invaluable guide.
In every area of life he seems to ask one simple question: how do we take the good and make it better?
His ability to deconstruct interpersonal systems and individual psychological structures at their intersection is profound. Pointing out the places where our shadows are blocking our natural inner light is his gift.
I have witnessed Andrew manifest tiny little miracles within groups of disparate personalities, binding them with common purpose and individual drive. Having received his counsel, offered some in return, and shared clients with him over the years, there is simply no one I know who inspires courage and engenders compassion in such equal measure.
His approach promotes self-knowing. It says: let’s figure this out. Never: you are doing this wrong. We are all doing it a little wrong and all getting some of it right. We are all just trying to keep the car on the road. Andrew is masterful at helping us see the dimensions of those dynamics and offering actionable alternatives to reduce the drag and find the flow.
Andrew is a marvelous chauffeur of the soul. A great driver but an even better mechanic.