"An Experiment in Endless Possibility" Show Re-launch!

I am very proud and excited to announce that "An Experiment in Endless Possibility" was re-launched today! This recording is about forty minutes, and is well worth listening to, if I do say so myself. :-)

Presented in my usual "off the top of my head" way, it contains some invaluable "nuggets" that anyone can experiment with. Just check it out, see what you think you may find useful - or use-able - to you, and experiment with it.

And then it is my hope that you will leave a comment below about how it goes for you - how you, yourself, used it. What worked for you, how you tweaked it for your own use, etc.

The Purpose of this show is to provide tools for people to apply in their lives. Not only from MY perspective, but from YOURS, too. This show is meant to be a platform for diverse ideas, perspectives, and useful tools for transformation. It is NOT meant only to present my personal ideas, perspective, and tools.

So please have a listen, and then come back and share from your perspective, if you choose. The more people are willing to share, the more people will benefit, and that is what is in my Heart to provide with this new level of the show. Thank you!

"An Experiment in Endless Possibility" Returns!

Just a quick note to announce the return of my show, "An Experiment in Endless Possibility!" I'm excited to be getting back into it from where and who I am now... It's been three years, I think it's time! Tomorrow will be the re-launch, and then we'll just see what happens!

I'm in the process of lining up some really great guests, and creating a page here dedicated to the show, so please stay tuned. For now, below is a widget that you can livestream from, or join me on the Talkshoe page and join in on the chat. See link and show info below.

Tomorrow's topic: Willingness. "The key to actually receiving the big reward that is inherent in an intense challenge is found in the willingness to meet the challenge and allow it to move you to the reward. There is something to be said for not giving up." This quote is from Chapter Ten in Successfully MidAir - Tool #4: The "Problem" is NEVER the Problem! It is what I have lately been living... why not have a conversation about it? See you there!

Please join me Friday October 11, 2013 for the re-launch of "An Experiment in Endless Possibility!"

Time: 10:00am Pacific time / 11:00am Mountain time / 1:00pm Eastern time
Location: Your phone or computer
Web page: http://www.talkshoe.com/tc/76652
Phone: 724-444-7444  Call ID: 76652  Just follow the prompts

It WILL be recorded, so you'll be able to listen later if you're not able to join in!

THANK YOU! Yay!

Love
Sandi

I Choose... Willingness

I Choose Unwavering Willingness

October 1, 2013

“The key to actually receiving the big reward that is inherent in an intense challenge is found in the willingness to meet the challenge and allow it to move you to the reward. There is something to be said for not giving up.”

            The above quote is from Chapter Ten in Successfully MidAir –Tool #4: The “Problem” is NEVER the Problem!

            I wrote those words over a year ago. I do not remember saying it that way, but I find myself today very grateful that I did.

            Today I choose to stand unwaveringly in that “willingness to meet the challenge and allow it to move me to the reward.” Unwaveringly. Firmly. Anchored in willingness. No matter how intense the challenge becomes, I choose to be willing to meet it and accept it as what it is… a necessary part of my own personal development and expansion, without which I would never be able to move.

            Does the above quote speak to you at all? What does it mean to you? I’d love to hear your thoughts if you’d care to share them in the comments section below.

            I am in the process of re-uploading Successfully MidAir to the internet. If you’d like to read either the whole book or just this one chapter, you can find it at http://successfullymidair.blogspot.com Links to the individual chapters are along the right side of the blog.

I'd love to hear your thoughts about this particular post. Please share them below. Thank you!

Much love from Brighton, Colorado!