Relationships, Intimacy, and the 4 Questions
Tonight on my radio show, Intuitively Speaking, I talked about relationships and listed seven types of intimacy:
Hanakia Zedek and The Birkie Feb. 27
This weekend I’m cross-country skiing in the American Birkebeiner in Hayward, Wisconsin and I’ll let you know how it went for me on my radio show, Intuitively Speaking, on Sunday evening.
I’m also looking forward to interviewing Hanakia Zedek on the show, the second winner of the Exposé on Health: A Plea to the Media event last month. Hanakia is the creator of The Philosophy of Nothing and author of Tao Zen Verses, and an International Speaker, Shaman, Poet, Musician, and Teacher.
You can catch Intuitively Speaking on WCCO 830 AM live on Sunday evenings from 10-11 pm, either on the airwaves or online. Past shows are also available on the WCCO website.
Questions for Personal Awareness
As a continuation of my Intuitively Speaking Radio program’s 4 questions series to expand your personal awareness and intuitive abilities. Here are four simple yet great questions to start your day.
- What is this day going to bring?
- What might be good to be aware of…, pay special attention to?
- How might I prepare for today? Or how can I bring greater awareness to my world today?
- What will I do right now to be more aware throughout the day?
I suggest that you write the questions down in a journal. Read the first one and pause to let the mind settle onto the question. Continue reading
Finding Focus – Get to Where You Want to Be
Presenting at the ToP Annual Meeting
I am back from the weekend at the Technology of Participation Network Annual Meeting in San Antonio, Texas where I provided an Accelerated Learning Immersion Experience to more than 80 ToP facilitators from all over the United States, many of whom work internationally (more about this in a later post).
At the end of last Sunday’s Intuitively Speaking radio program where the topic was Finding Focus – To Get to Where You Want to Be. I shared key questions to help listeners regain their focus.
Now that I can focus, here are the four questions to help you maintain your focus. Continue reading