Cultivating Intuition & Synchronicity at Work/Kirkland

Some people use their intuition as a gift, others 'go without'. In this presentation, classic blocks to the development of intuition will be revealed, as well as ways to eliminate those blocks. Intuition is a cultivated ability available to anyone ...anyone willing to stop, look, and listen! Come network your cause and learn how to open your creative flow to the uncanny powers we have all been endowed with. Let's also discuss what creates the meaningful coincidences that we call 'synchronicity', and apply this insight to our work worlds! This is a great, safe entry to the inner world where we create what we truly would like to manifest.

If you have a 'gut feeling' about attending this event, you may just belong here.....

According to a recent study, 62% of CEOs rate their ability to be succesfull in business to their ability to listen to their gut feelings and intution, a skill that can be learned.

"One of the most brilliant and analytical minds of the 20th century, Albert Einstein said: "The real valuable thing is intuition." If this famous and rational mind can credit intution so highly, maybe we should give it a try to. Who knows, with a little practice, a little coaching, and a few sucesses, perhaps we too will start of using this thing called intuition." ---Kerri Salla, MBA, CEO of a virtual business school, to train, consult, & coach small business CEOs and entrenpeneurs in ten key strategies to make more profit in less time.

In short, busines owners can become more sensitive to fast tracking their success potentials by learning about intuition and how to cultivate it. No small undertaking, but better to begin wherever you are and keep learning about it, than not to begin at all.

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  Posted by Sylvia Taylor, Seattle, Washington | Oct 07, 2008

  Hi Andrew - Looking forward to this. I'll bring one of my favorite books that I use constantly to remind myself as a business owner, now more than ever, I need to listen to my gut (not the media). Thanks for posting such an interesting topic for all of us to talk about.
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  Posted by Richard Kachele, Seattle, Washington | Oct 07, 2008

  Looking forward to learning!
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  Posted by Andrew Delany, Seattle, WA, Washington | Oct 07, 2008

  Welcome, Richard & Sylvia,

  This is the 'funnest' group I do!

  Andrew
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  Posted by Sylvia Taylor, Seattle, Washington | Oct 07, 2008

  I have a real 'feeling' this will be a great event... ;-)
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  Posted by Susan Collins, Bellevue, Washington | Oct 08, 2008

  Mr. Delany, I am looking forward to your workshop and meeting you. I enjoy your funny comments and sence of humor. And I know funny.
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  Posted by Suraphong "A" Lie..., Kirkland, Washington | Oct 09, 2008

  Sound very interesting. Looking forward for this Friday. This is my first event ever with Biznik!
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  Posted by Andrew Delany, Seattle, WA, Washington | Oct 09, 2008

  Oh, I like the momentum happening! Welcome, Suraphong & Susan!
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  Posted by Karen Richards, Redmond, Washington | Oct 09, 2008

  Thanks for hosting on the Eastside, Andrew. Looking forward to meeting everyone!!
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  Posted by Sylvia Taylor, Seattle, Washington | Oct 10, 2008

  I am so bummed I have to cancel :-(... I have a big event on Saturday and I have a meeting I have to go to at the time so all the presenters are on the same page... i am so sorry.

  But here is the name of the book I was going to bring: Gut: How to Think From Your Middle to Get to the Top - Karen Salmansohn

  Hope everyone has fund and you do this again! -Sylvia
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  Posted by Karen Richards, Redmond, Washington | Oct 10, 2008

  I am so sorry to cancel, but I've come down with a nasty bug, so I'm betting you'd all rather that I just keep it to myself and not share it with you all. I'm disappointed! Hope you all get very inspired!
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  Posted by Andrew Delany, Seattle, WA, Washington | Oct 10, 2008

  Too bad, Karen; hope you come out again for this. Best,

  Andrew
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  Posted by Richard Kachele, Seattle, Washington | Oct 11, 2008

  Andrew,

  Thanks for hosting the event, there were some things I learned that I knew but didn't understand why I knew it. Thanks for some clarity.

  Richie
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  Posted by Susan Collins, Bellevue, Washington | Oct 11, 2008

  Hello Andrew - I enjoyed meeting you! I appreciate the time you took with each of us to inform and inspire! The bonus you extended re-inforces your generosity and value! Thank you!
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  Posted by Andrew Delany, Seattle, WA, Washington | Oct 11, 2008

  It was great being with you all! I want to go deeper....Intuitive Class 202 now being formulated!

  Andrew
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  Posted by Suraphong "A" Lie..., Kirkland, Washington | Oct 13, 2008

  Thank you Andrew. One thing that stuck with me the other day was do not too focus on the result. It was a very interesting meeting eventhough was my first biznik but surely will not be the last.

  Thanks again.