I've been daily implementing these two things I learned at the rally...
1. Tim Myers talked about expressing your gratitude toward people in your circle. Every morning I've been sending someone a note to thank them for something specific. For example, I sent an email to the cello player that did a part on a recent song that absolutely changed the way it sounds. It's been amazing how doing this simple thing has affected my own mood in such a positive way.
2. Along similar lines was what Dean Krippaehne said about serving others during the panel on the 5-year plan. Each day I am finding a friend or someone I have worked with and I help promote something for them with absolutely no expectation of anything in return. For example, I shared a friend's event link on Facebook for his solo acoustic gig last night. Again, this has been really uplifting for me, and I believe for them as well.
Ron
What's the best thing you learned at the Rally this year?
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Re: What's the best thing you learned at the Rally this year?
Thanks for sharing this, Ron. Yes, I think this can be more powerful than we know - ironically enough, I think putting out something for someone else with no expectation of something in return sets up the Law of Attraction for the same to happen to us!!!RonKujawa wrote:I've been daily implementing these two things I learned at the rally...
1. Tim Myers talked about expressing your gratitude toward people in your circle. Every morning I've been sending someone a note to thank them for something specific. For example, I sent an email to the cello player that did a part on a recent song that absolutely changed the way it sounds. It's been amazing how doing this simple thing has affected my own mood in such a positive way.
2. Along similar lines was what Dean Krippaehne said about serving others during the panel on the 5-year plan. Each day I am finding a friend or someone I have worked with and I help promote something for them with absolutely no expectation of anything in return. For example, I shared a friend's event link on Facebook for his solo acoustic gig last night. Again, this has been really uplifting for me, and I believe for them as well.
Ron
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Re: What's the best thing you learned at the Rally this year?
Yeah, I like those ideas!RonKujawa wrote:I've been daily implementing these two things I learned at the rally...
1. Tim Myers talked about expressing your gratitude toward people in your circle. Every morning I've been sending someone a note to thank them for something specific. For example, I sent an email to the cello player that did a part on a recent song that absolutely changed the way it sounds. It's been amazing how doing this simple thing has affected my own mood in such a positive way.
2. Along similar lines was what Dean Krippaehne said about serving others during the panel on the 5-year plan. Each day I am finding a friend or someone I have worked with and I help promote something for them with absolutely no expectation of anything in return. For example, I shared a friend's event link on Facebook for his solo acoustic gig last night. Again, this has been really uplifting for me, and I believe for them as well.
Ron
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