Tomorrow on Writing From Your Heart Online Gathering, I interview August Gold, storyteller supreme.
I've been following August's work for some years and what I love about her is her down to earth spirituality. Host of the Happy Hour w/August Gold in New York and author of The Prayer Chest, she combines deep rooted belief in Spirit with a challenging but compassionate way of helping people face the obstacles in their lives.
No time to meditate? Let August show you how you can find those precious minutes that can change your life.
Our third speaker in our first week theme of being in your body, August's high energy delivery will have you laughing, sometimes at yourself, and draw you nearer to the truth of who you really are.
Join us over at www.writingfromyourheart.com Sign up for free, listen for free or to be sure you have all these not to be repeated conversations to keep, check out the event package.
For more about August's work, www.augustgold.net
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Wednesday, 24 October 2012
Monday, 22 October 2012
Raphael Cushnir talking about emotional connection
On Writing From Your Heart tomorrow I'll interview Raphael Cushnir, a well respected author and personal growth coach.
His book The One Thing Holding You Back is a hands on, practical approach to dealing with emotions.
A large topic and one that threatens all our lives at some time as we stumble over unwanted emotions and become blocked by not letting them go.
What happens when we don't deal with emotion that hits us? Whether it's anger because we feel we've no control over our lives or grief at some loss of a person or position, not first acknowledging then clearing the emotion can result in physical and or mental stresses.
That pain in the neck you have at the end of the working day? Yes you might have sat in a draught at work... or it might be the result of unresolved conflict with a colleague.
It's a fascinating subject and I'm looking forward to learning from Raphael's experience with clients.
His techniques include the 2 x 2 process and one I love the sound of, cradling your emotions.
If you're not already signed up to the Writing From Your Heart Online Gathering go to:
www.writingfromyourheart.com
Signing up is free. Listening to the interview can be free, live or during the 48 hour replay period. Or you can receive over 900 minutes of interviews and free resources to keep and listen to as often as you want, by upgrading to the event package.
For more information about Raphael's work go to:
www.cushnir.com
His book The One Thing Holding You Back is a hands on, practical approach to dealing with emotions.
A large topic and one that threatens all our lives at some time as we stumble over unwanted emotions and become blocked by not letting them go.
What happens when we don't deal with emotion that hits us? Whether it's anger because we feel we've no control over our lives or grief at some loss of a person or position, not first acknowledging then clearing the emotion can result in physical and or mental stresses.
That pain in the neck you have at the end of the working day? Yes you might have sat in a draught at work... or it might be the result of unresolved conflict with a colleague.
It's a fascinating subject and I'm looking forward to learning from Raphael's experience with clients.
His techniques include the 2 x 2 process and one I love the sound of, cradling your emotions.
If you're not already signed up to the Writing From Your Heart Online Gathering go to:
www.writingfromyourheart.com
Signing up is free. Listening to the interview can be free, live or during the 48 hour replay period. Or you can receive over 900 minutes of interviews and free resources to keep and listen to as often as you want, by upgrading to the event package.
For more information about Raphael's work go to:
www.cushnir.com
Sunday, 12 August 2012
Writing From Your Heart Online Event
For the past two months I've been taking this roller coaster ride. Not at a funfair, though it has been fun, at least some of the time.
In October I'm hosting an online event, called Writing From Your Heart.
It's a five week event, where each week I'll interview 3 speakers on different topics about writing particularly books, and what can happen as a result.
Terrifying. Exhilerating. Unexpected.
Each stage has offered a different challenge, especially the technology aspects because that's not been up till now a strong point. Given half a chance I'd revert back to the pencil and paper.
Can't ignore the technology any more and you know what, the more I do the more friendly the tools seem. Already half way into the process of making it happen, I've reaped so many benefits.
Who'd have thought that when I started I would link up to someone born in Nottingham, where I live, who now resides in California, that I'd listen to her online event, be inspired to approach two of her speakers, for them to say yes, for me to ask her to interview me for later broadcast and for us to enjoy a conversation last week that brought out even more similarities.
That sentence was breathless but it's how I feel many days. Breathless because I'm scared of some of what I'm doing and breathless because I can't believe what's happening.
Many of the participants in the Olympics when interviewed say things on the lines of, 'it's unbelievable, unreal.'
That's how I feel about what's happening to me and heaven knows I'm not experiencing the trials and challenges they've faced.
It took some courage for me to start but as Joseph Campbell talks about, you're supported by a thousand invisible hands waiting to help you'.
And so I have.
Many of my big challenges, technology wise are ahead of me. But I'm putting together a team of supporters and helpers from all round the country.
My speakers are global and so will my audience be.
What I love most is the idea of the connection. When I feel down about what I'm doing and how little effect I can have, I imagine a picture of the world with a single light where I am. Then I imagine lights all over the world, at first only a few then creating more and more till the connections become stronger between them.
I'm holding faith in my online event. Each day I flood it with loving energy and ask for the best possible outcome for all concerned.
It still frightens me though but as long as I can see enough light to take the next step then I'll be fine.
It's my birthday today and I can't wait to see what happens in the next 12 months.
How about you? What's currently scaring you, but you're going ahead anyway?
In October I'm hosting an online event, called Writing From Your Heart.
It's a five week event, where each week I'll interview 3 speakers on different topics about writing particularly books, and what can happen as a result.
Terrifying. Exhilerating. Unexpected.
Each stage has offered a different challenge, especially the technology aspects because that's not been up till now a strong point. Given half a chance I'd revert back to the pencil and paper.
Can't ignore the technology any more and you know what, the more I do the more friendly the tools seem. Already half way into the process of making it happen, I've reaped so many benefits.
Who'd have thought that when I started I would link up to someone born in Nottingham, where I live, who now resides in California, that I'd listen to her online event, be inspired to approach two of her speakers, for them to say yes, for me to ask her to interview me for later broadcast and for us to enjoy a conversation last week that brought out even more similarities.
That sentence was breathless but it's how I feel many days. Breathless because I'm scared of some of what I'm doing and breathless because I can't believe what's happening.
Many of the participants in the Olympics when interviewed say things on the lines of, 'it's unbelievable, unreal.'
That's how I feel about what's happening to me and heaven knows I'm not experiencing the trials and challenges they've faced.
It took some courage for me to start but as Joseph Campbell talks about, you're supported by a thousand invisible hands waiting to help you'.
And so I have.
Many of my big challenges, technology wise are ahead of me. But I'm putting together a team of supporters and helpers from all round the country.
My speakers are global and so will my audience be.
What I love most is the idea of the connection. When I feel down about what I'm doing and how little effect I can have, I imagine a picture of the world with a single light where I am. Then I imagine lights all over the world, at first only a few then creating more and more till the connections become stronger between them.
I'm holding faith in my online event. Each day I flood it with loving energy and ask for the best possible outcome for all concerned.
It still frightens me though but as long as I can see enough light to take the next step then I'll be fine.
It's my birthday today and I can't wait to see what happens in the next 12 months.
How about you? What's currently scaring you, but you're going ahead anyway?
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