This past Saturday, October 24th was the first workshop I put on, Be Joyful! The success of the workshop far exceeded my expectations. Not only did my nerves not get the best of me, but I felt as if I had done it a million times before. I didn’t realize the space we were using didn’t open until 10 a.m. and I had the workshop start at 10 a.m. Some how we mysteriously got started on time anyway. I got breakfast for everyone, so the ladies grabbed their refreshments and we all sat around in a circle. The room we used was very comfy- looked like a big living room, lots of soft cushy chairs and couches. We started off by going around the room, introducing ourselves (There were 11 of us including me.) After the introductions, I started the conversation about why it is important to have gratitude in our lives and how it can affect us in a positive way. I invited others to join in the conversation with whatever came up for them. After the discussion we moved on to our exercise (JOY JOURNALS!) I provided all the supplies need to decorate their journals and make it their very own. I printed out cards that had the 3 questions on them:
I have to give big thanks to Lissa Rankin, without her, these workshops wouldn’t be taking place. Thanks Lissa! CommentsThu, 29 Oct 2009 10:02:12 Hey there! I was just checking out your site (love it!) and wanted to say I'm so thrilled for you that your workshop was a smashing success! You rock, Megan! Thu, 29 Oct 2009 10:43:05 Hey Erin! Joy Thu, 29 Oct 2009 23:49:35 It was great to be around others also looking for peace. Something I saw today was in a show but it really hit home. The scenario was a boss telling an employee that until she quit thinking she was an airline baggage handler and started thinking she was on the way to being the expert in her field; she would always feel like she's not ready for her job. Mon, 02 Nov 2009 10:00:55 Joy, Donna Knowlton Sun, 10 Jan 2010 17:43:15 Hi Megan! I wish I could have been there it looks like it was alot of fun and inspiration. Leave a Reply |








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