CGW #2 Rocked My World!

[krdrever]

Just wanted to share a testimonial for this workshop. I can't remember exactly how it was that I heard about it, either from Facebook or Steve's blog, but I hemmed and hawed about signing up, creating excuses for myself. Finally I admitted to myself that since I kept going back and looking at the info about the workshop I HAD to attend. To say I'm glad that I did is an understatement.

The workshop was very intensive and was an excellent exercise in immersing yourself into a new/scary growth path. You have the opportunity to move beyond the limiting beliefs and behaviors you may have in a loving and compassionate environment. The cherry on top is coming away with many new friends who will support you and you can support in your mutual journeys of development.

The one thing I wish that I had been aware of was the possibility of a meet up before. Not really being a follower of the forums (but I will definitely be more involved with it now), I hadn't been aware of that post. Next time I come I will definitely plan to come a day early earlier and stay a day later... I wish I hadn't taken the early flight home... lesson learned.

That being said, for the CGW#2 folks I was able to connect with and that I didn't get to say goodbye to or get contact info from, I'm setting out the intention to reconnect another way.

With love!
Kim

[krdrever]

A funny thing happened while at the airport and then on the plane. Well, to give a little more history of me, I did the How to find your purpose in life in about 20 minutes over a year ago, and I connected with "I am a vessel of love, compassion and artistry to the world at large." One of the things I embraced at the workshop was my strong desire to connect to people, share my love of growth through writing. Well, I'll cut to the chase, I got a follow up email for an entertainment company in Seattle requesting my writing samples. Not only that, but I used the power exercises to prompt me to talk with whoever was going to sit next to me on the plane. The couple arrived and I asked them about their time in Vegas. As I was chatting with Kathy, she asked me what I did and I told her my "Planet A" (though didn't use that phrase) and then where I wanted to be and about writing. She gave me a smile and said, "Well I'm a public relations/marketing/communications recruiter. Let me give you my card. A friend of mine just became editor of Bridal magazine and she's local. Perhaps you can network with her, you never know."

The Universe does listen and provide you the resources you need!

[Margarita888]

WOW! Just WOW! Amazing weekend. It was like having 3-days worth of downloading info from my guides. My only regret is not having been able to hang around other attendees before/after the sessions, but I still got what I believe I needed. Much much more than what I expected.

[Divajules]

It was pretty great, wasn't it!?!!

@Margarita888:
I would have loved to have met you. I guess I missed you somehow. I remembered your post about using coupons and wondered if you would be there...and you were. Oh well. Perhaps I did meet you and just didn't know it was you. Regardless, I'm glad you (me and everyone else too) got so much out of the experience. There was so much to absorb, I know I'll be processing everything for a while! But yeah, it was just incredible.

[Eloy]

I'm still glowing from the workshop! What a great bunch of people. The group energy was incredible.

My wife can see the change in me and is please that I seem so much more at peace with myself. Can't wait to interact with the people I work with.

Working on Power and the related values now that I have clearly seen my patterns.

I highly recommend the workshop for anyone who wants to accelerate positive changes.

Cheers, Eloy

[Patrick Ward]

I agree. I met some great people at the conference, including Kim and Eloy! I was never a very sociable person prior to the conference, but I felt like one on day four. In fact, my office mates are a little concerned that I'm talking so much. ;-)

CGW was a great way to jump start some positive changes in my life. Thank you to everyone who I was able to connect with. It was honor to meet you all.

[krdrever]

Originally Posted by Patrick Ward

I agree. I met some great people at the conference, including Kim and Eloy! I was never a very sociable person prior to the conference, but I felt like one on day four. In fact, my office mates are a little concerned that I'm talking so much. ;-)

CGW was a great way to jump start some positive changes in my life. Thank you to everyone who I was able to connect with. It was honor to meet you all.

It was great to meet you Patrick! I hear you about the more sociable thing. I've been diving in to really great conversations with people more and more often than I have in the past.