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Welcome! Introduce yourself + Share what brings you here! 🎉
Community is about connection, so let's get to know each other! Comment below sharing where you are in the world, a photo of your expression, yourself, your pet, or nature if you'd like, and something you like to do for fun. 😊 ​You earn points through community engagement, primarily when others like your posts or comments each like equates to one point. ✅ Accumulating points allows you to level up, unlocking various features or trainings! The points required for each level are:​ - Level 1: 0 points​ - Level 2: 5 points 👉 (unlocks The Daily Somatic Breathwork Training) - Level 3: 20 points​ - Level 4: 65 points​ - Level 5: 155 points 👉​ (unlocks a studio-quality somatic session) For instance, to reach Level 2, all you need is 5 points, which could be achieved by receiving 5 likes on your contributions. ​ So get started below and lets connect! 🧡
Welcome! Introduce yourself + Share what brings you here! 🎉
0 likes • Jul 9
@Debbie Blackmore be yourself and be authentic. Start with something good, then hit your lowest point (called the valley) climb out, use a bridge to your next point which is including the audience in your story so they can feel a part, talk about ways to solve the problem, add a quote to make it hit home, then leave them with a zinger-hit a home run. Most of all, enjoy!
0 likes • Oct 21
@DurgaMata Chaudhuri try podcasts that are about what you speak on. Do up a “speaker one” sheet (find directions online), have a short, a medium, and a long bio-second person-ie: DurgaMata is from…instead of ‘I am from’. When you can supply them podcast hosts are more open to you joining them. And the book, yes, they help. I have several on Amazon-self published because of the cost of publishers, plus I make more than going through a publisher. Editing is always better done by someone else. I have a few books that need fixing…sigh…
2 likes • Aug 8
There are so many stories like this out there which make it more possible for others to follow❣️
Self Practice 115
I continued to make space for being relaxed. The breath was such a wonderful catalyst for feeling relaxed today.
2 likes • Aug 8
115! Way to go! Woot woot!
9 ways to build your inner strength
9 Powerful Ways to Build Your Inner Strength While there is plenty of information on how to become bigger, faster, and stronger, there is less available on how to increase one's inner strength. However, in today’s world, inner strength is far more important than physical strength. In our current culture, the ability to manage yourself is more relevant than the ability to lift 500 pounds over your head. The ability to persevere is more valuable than doing 1,000 push-ups. Life is easier to manage when your inner strength grows. Luckily, you can develop greater inner strength without spending a dime of your money or a minute of your time. Use these strategies to create greater inner strength and watch your obstacles fall: 1. Complain less. When you complain, it shows that you don’t believe you influence your life. It convinces some part of you that you’re weak. * If you can fix the situation, do so. If you can’t, deal with it. 2. Finish what you start. One “easy” way to build inner strength is to finish what you start. For example, if you signed up for 20 personal training sessions, finish them all. If you start organizing your office, complete the task. * We’re always starting tasks and then finding an excuse to finish them tomorrow. Finish them today, instead. 3. Fast for 24 hours. Physicians that run fasting clinics state that the average, healthy adult can go six weeks without food. There was a time in the past when many humans regularly didn’t have the luxury of eating each day, much less 3 meals a day, or a second breakfast. * Go 24 hours without consuming any calories. Nothing but water for a day. 4. Take a cold shower or bath. Hot showers and baths are a pleasure. Cold showers and baths aren’t that appealing. Teach yourself to be comfortable with physical discomfort. You’ll even save a little money by using less hot water! 5. Set a 30-day challenge and stick to it. Start with something easy and make it more challenging each day. * An easy challenge might be to go for a walk each day. A more difficult challenge might be to avoid all processed foods for 30-days, or to meditate for 60 minutes each day.
1 like • Aug 8
Things to ponder, thank you ❣️
Coincidental, or meant to be….
October last year I went on holiday and always take books, normal chick flicks are the holiday book choice. However, I chose this book…. The book was beyond amazing and thought provoking, however, what followed has forever made me grateful for the book and left wondering if the universe direct me to read it at that time…. 4 months after reading that book I was diagnosed with a rare form of c…….. and given weeks to live without immediate surgery. I had the surgery and was told if /when this returns (all cells weren’t removed) I’m ⚰️⚰️ due to its rarity and that there is no other treatment 🤯😳💣 The book remains etched in my mind and the physical and mental scars of the illness are a constant reminder, so collectively, they changed me… Never assume who will hold your hand, walk beside you, be your cheerleader, dry your tears, in fact, just be there because many will shock you and not for the good…. Don’t wait for the bomb to drop… you are not immortal, live life without regrets 💝
Coincidental, or meant to be….
2 likes • Aug 8
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Jan Burl
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NLP Coach & motivational speaker:stroke/TBI. Breathwork Facilitator. Author “Sit back and enjoy the ride. Make every day an exceptional day.”

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