One of the things I love about the practice of cyclical planning and co creation is that it gives us the space to tune into wisdom before moving into action. If we dare to take that space - which could be days, weeks or months, we gain so many things really hard to see or believe if we are only operating in the busy mode of our day to day. Things like:
Clarity on what matters .... where the momentum is... where it's not.
Acknowledgment of all the incremental progress we have made ... that's easy not to see or receive if we don't pause.
Guidance that comes from a deeper wisdom than our minds can source.
Which is why I'm inviting you to take a breath, take a beat, and experiment with this practice I call Pause. Listen. Co-Create.
It's one of the practices for' how' we create space for ourselves to evolve into the next, while sustaining the now, and releasing that which we no longer need.
This is a practice we do every August - the first harvest of the year - but you can do it anytime.
I will lead you through the 3 parts -
1.Incremental Progress - What are you harvesting now because of where you put your attention, intention and resources the last 4 months of last year?
2. Pausing - Reflect on the wisdom gained. What do you want to take with you / focus on into the rest of this year (this will create your harvest next year!)
3. Listening - What's falling off? What's shapeshifting? Where's the momentum taking you?
4. Co-Create - What space + structure do you need to experiment, explore and elevate?
I will also check in with you on where I've been in my own journey these last few months using this process to chart my course forward.
See you there!
Christine
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