Further to last week's realisation: If a woman is upset in my vicinity, it's either my fault or there's something I should be doing to sort it out for her - I traced this back to the first woman in my life, my mum. #noshitsherlock!
I took this information into the week's Vinny Grant Show and my dear friend, and gifted guide did this (video):
It was amazingly powerful, and despite knowing we were broadcasting live on social media, I decided to go with it - as much as my self-consciousness would allow.
Scott Clover and I also been looked into family dynamics during the week, and came up with this conversation: https://www.scottclover.com/podcast/05-listen-to-your-body
The podcast cover art /meme bears a significant and helpful opinion: "Observation is 55% of healing", which to me, is heartening and hopefully helpful to anyone stalled by the perceived weight of work, once 'woke'!
This might help too:
In the daily group work, I decided to call time on a group reluctant to commit, focus and review. The 'fall-out' provided me with some good opportunities to check my own intentions and sense of priorities. I feel complete, did my best to de-brief everyone involved, and have, in its wake, made space for what I really want from a daily check-in, which is this:
We are after all, looking for what works. And that won't be found without commitment, focus and a review cycle. Plus the occasional appearance of this reality check:
The Podcast Gym is now the 'Transformation Gym', as all my podcast and interview work is of a healing and transformational nature. It feels right to have this set now:
Plus the Find Our What Works Network #foww private group for the actively committed!
If this adventure, this literal labour of love, appeals to you. Come join me. You know where I am (-:
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