Bringing the IIT Home....

Well, as you can see the IIT was not all work. What a stimulating, enlivening and compelling nine days. I woke anywhere between 4:22 to 6 am ready to start a new day of learning. Class started at 9 am and with only two short meal breaks and ended at 9 pm. The evenings continued with comraderie, committment to putting it all down and several saunas. Days one and two seemed to last a year with so much new information - after that the days weren't long enough.

We were 17, in our midst was a former missionary, Hare Krishna Monk,  prison Doctor/beekeeper, gardener, pastry chef, librarian, contractor, Mom, Dad, community activist, teacher, painters, lover, drummers, yoga master, songwriters, pastor's wife, intentional community members and corporate peace facilitators (paid and working). A even gendered circle, with single, married and partnered participants provided a living example of the dynamic world in which we live.

Come join me on May 25 to learn more about the world that's waiting when compassionate communication is the new language.

When I see the power of co-creation alive in the world I feel great joy because my need to connect is satisfied.

Would you be willing to tell me what you heard me say?