Thank you all for sharing.

What I have noticed when I am in a such an overdoing/constant doing and anything else-doing mode, is that I get disconnected from my center, or the source, if you would prefer that word. This then keeps the endless doing mode and I end up completely overwhelmed, and not focused on what is essential.

So, when I catch myself going down that way, I take a 30 minute power nap, stop doing and instead just sit for a while with a cup of coffee or tea, looking outside the garden, go for a walk, read something inspirational.

Sorry, I had to miss this wonderful event. I look forward to the next one.

Elke,

I really like your suggestions, especially the ones about envisioning and allowing room for synchronicity to happen.

More often than not I have found that when I keep very busy or within a specific frame of mind, I don't pay attention to synchronicities. And, I know that this is the case because once I let go, all the "sudden" things do "happen".

Hi Jennifer,

Are you walking tomorrow at 8:30? Let me know so that I can join you.

Thank you for the info. I was looking at their website a couple of days ago and indeed the requirement for 3-4 articles a week was intimidating. I will re consider.

I look forward to the next opportunity to attend this event.

Thank you for this article and the tips. I will implement the timer as I can see the "danger" of social media!

Lilian Mavridara www.HolisticIntegration.org

Thank you Diana, I always learn something new.

I am sorry to miss this event. I hope you will do it again and possibly on the west side.

I will join you Jennifer next week on the 8th. See you then.

Thank you Kim, very good reminder. I recently started my blogging experience and these guidelines help me get more focused.

I would like to be added to the waiting list for the next one please...

Thank you Lilian

Hi Kate,

I will drop by too since I am in the neighborhood, in case there are last minute cancellations.

Wonderful meeting; lots of insights to think further about and implement!

Thank you Lilian Mavridara

Thank you Anita for hosting it. The brainstorming part for our logo was wonderful.