Bending Time & Culture: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Business

Attended

Hosted by Terence Moore & Catherine Aguilera in Snohomish, Washington

Type: Business Mixer
When: Thursday, May 14 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM
Fee: Free

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Event description

An event to help you know your business neighbors personally, which is more fun and helps create opportunities for organic mutual referrals.

Please join Catherine Aguilera and Terence Moore for a stimulating discussion and interactive exercises drawn from ancient wisdom. Through becoming more clear about the original why of your business, and how it arose from your personal life story, you will be better able to present your product or service in a way that inspires and motivates your clients. By opening ourselves in a comfortable setting to knowing and being known personally using storytelling and community building principles and practices drawn from indigenous cultures, we as a business community can become more vibrantly alive. When I am alive to you and you are alive to me, mutual referrals flow effortlessly.

Since indigenous community is always local, business operators in the city of Snohomish and surrounding areas are especially encouraged to attend. Catherine & Terence are the new kids on the block in Biznik: come play with us!

6 Bizniks attended this event

Cheri Soraparu

Certified Clinical Nutritionist, Personal Trainer

Snohomish, Washington
Debra Luke

Baker: Custom Cakes

Everett, Washington
Edie Pierson

Catering Chef

Snohomish, Washington
Gretchen Miles

Professional Bowenwork Practitioner

Snohomish, Washington
Kristi Dranginis

Documentary Photographer

Duvall, Washington
Sara Roller

Business Owner

Snohomish, Washington

Discuss this event

Posted by Rev. Elke Siller Macartney, LaConner, Washington | Apr 19, 2009

I am fascinated with this concept, Terence and Catherine! As a shamanic student and practitioner of 30 years, I have always felt that indigenous and ancient wisdom has a lot to offer as far as community building... Thanks for offering this, and I will see if I can attend.

any other comments about this to explain the "time bending " part?

blessings, Elke

a wise woman for wise people
Posted by Terence Moore, Snohomish, Washington | Apr 19, 2009

As I understand Catherine's intention, it's more about bringing together old and new ideas (making previously disparate things relevant to each other) than time management magick. The event will be experiential and lots of fun. Her background includes drama, education, and interpersonal facilitation. Mine includes exploration of African Dagara and native American Lakota medicine, and how we can learn to become indigenous in our consciousness in the sense of no longer being exiled from the village or tourists on our own planet, as some of us in western civiliation have been made to feel like. There's a huge potential for healing when we discover we are already home, and we do belong.
Posted by Donna Angevine, Monroe, Washington | Apr 19, 2009

Katherine and Terence, you may be the new kids on the biznik block but you ROCK for getting the first event going for the Monroe Biznik group! Thanks for getting this going - I'll be sure to let people in the Monroe business community know that this is a not-to-be-missed event.
Posted by Terence Moore, Snohomish, Washington | Apr 20, 2009

Wonderful, Donna, thanks. I look forward to meeting you.
Posted by Terence Moore, Snohomish, Washington | Apr 22, 2009

We have had to change the date/time of this event due to a scheduling conflict with another Snohomish Biznik event. Our event will now be Thu May 14 at 2:30 pm. I hope this time still works for all who were interested!
Posted by Catherine Aguilera, Snohomish, Washington | Apr 23, 2009

Cheri I am delighted that you are able to take time out of your busy schedule to participate in this event. It will be wonderful to have your presence, as well as an opportunity for you to meet other Biznik members in our community.
Posted by Edie Pierson, Snohomish, Washington | Apr 23, 2009

I think this is also opening day for the Snohomish Farmer's Market. Let's all go over after networking and support our local farmers!!!!
Posted by Terence Moore, Snohomish, Washington | Apr 23, 2009

Wonderful idea, Edie. I miss my fresh summer salads. It will be great to have the farmer's market back in swing again.
Posted by Catherine Aguilera, Snohomish, Washington | Apr 23, 2009

A perfect idea, I too feel very enthusiastic about supporting our local farmers, flower growers and all the effort such good people put into making our lives better.
Posted by Kate Phillips, Carnation, Seattle, Washington | May 07, 2009

What a wonderful event! I'm attending one in seattle that afternoon, but I'll keep a look-out for more in the future.

Practical Prosperity and Financial Healing
Posted by Catherine Aguilera, Snohomish, Washington | May 07, 2009

Hi Kate,

thank you for taking the time to view what we are up to in Snohomish with biznik; we will miss you this time and hope for a connection in the near future.

I have viewed your profile and it seems that when the time is right we ought to make a connection!
Posted by Sara Roller, Snohomish, Washington | May 09, 2009

Thank you for bring this to Snohomish for your first event. I'm looking forward to this discovery process.
Posted by Catherine Aguilera, Snohomish, Washington | May 09, 2009

Hello Sara,

I look forward to spending time together and learning more about one another; our inspirations and how we engage in life in the business world.
Posted by Debra Luke, Everett, Washington | May 15, 2009

Thank you Terrance and Catherine for a wonderful event. I look forward to many more. It was definitely the most intimate and unique BizNik event I've ever attended and I really appreciate how the activities drew us together and allowed us to really get to know each other.

Seattle Cakery
Posted by Catherine Aguilera, Snohomish, Washington | May 15, 2009

Thank you Debra, your presence made a difference. I too look forward to spending more time together and developing creative ways to refer and cross promote.