End of Week 3 ( 24th April ) after The Champion's Mindset workshop

Good things,New Ideas
  • Went to Mumbai to be with Suhita and Jayant as he recovers from bypass surgery.Was a very nice and relaxing experience for me.(and hopefully for them!)
  • Reread The Journey by Brandon Bays.. an amazing journey for her and well written... new insights into myself
“Yes” factors
  • Anjali & I flew to Mumbai and back!(despite Anjali preferring to go by bus!)
  • Succeeded in getting Anjali to drink milk from a cup/glass!
  • Marketing activity for workshops - met a lot of people, some of them might work out!
  • bought myself clothes at Mumbai!(Felt some guilt pangs...they passed..)
Out of comfort zone
these are basically things that i do after a battle of 'yes' and 'no' in my head.
  1. flying vis-a-vis other modes of transport.. to and from Mumbai - overcame guilt and did it..
  2. spoke to strangers about our workshop and the possibility of offering it at different locations

Since I wrote all that, one more week has passed, some more things have happened.

  • wrote a sort of introduction to my book.
  • started another 'Its my life' workshop with Sheila. Its fun working together.
  • no progress on car driving. Nothing regular on fitness either.
  • rereading 'The lightworker's way' by Doreen Virtue.. inspiring me to continue what I've set out to do ... teach,heal,write,be...
  • This week watching my feelings of discomfort ... around money, fear of being let down, addiction to tea(?), comparison with others.. i am better, she's better, .....and so on.. just watching, feeling and letting go.
bye...

Comments

  1. HarimohanApril 30, 2010 at 9:44 PM

    Very interesting. Good progress. Out of comfort zone is good..more!

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  2. RajendraMay 3, 2010 at 12:28 AM

    Seems to be working...an intro is as good as half the work, because it sets the stage for the book.

    ReplyDelete

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