Belgian meetup

[pey]

Originally Posted by Lieveke

Perhaps next time we can try do make a topic list for things to discuss?

Originally Posted by Dolazy

Maybe we can prepare some open-ended questions for next time ...or I could always bring The Book of Fabulous Questions! :-)

I liked it as well!
Not very surprising that we didn't go in depth, being all strangers, even in the forum we didn't discuss much together yet
A little question game could be an interesting way to get to know each other better. (the bean game was fun ) A complete topic list may be too formal, but having a subject wouldn't be bad, I agree.

[jeroen51]

What would you want to discuss what we didn't discuss?

For me it would probably be self-education. Learning new skills without getting a degree.

So, what should we discuss next time.

[Dolazy]

Following the Abraham quote that it's better to generate mood than to stimulate thought I stick to my original idea of having stimulating conversation with the guidance of "The book of fabulous questions". ;-)

[Dolazy]

We could also get all really really drunk :-)

[jeroen51]

Now there's an idea. I vote pub crawl.

[Lieveke]

Perhaps we could set a date for a second meeting?
An agenda as well?
Let's say in Februari?



Lieveke

[Sworn]

Hey everybody I live in Gent,

I've been doing meetups with two friends of mine of my about Personal Development here in Gent.

Sort of mastermind stuff like in Napoleon Hills book but then we procrastinate too much when it comes to showing up on a weekly basis

So I guess Ill get a chance to meet you guys in Gent somewhere in the future

[Larwin]

Hi there, I'm new to this forum and come from Belgium as well (Leuven, once more ;-)
I was wondering... are there still people interested in forming a group for self-development?

[4tops]

I live just outside of Brussels. Just send me an e-mail if you're interested to participate. I'll fill you in with more details later. I'm not planning to have a full meeting before end of june so that should give us some time to discuss the practical side. As for personal development i like steve pavlina stuff, try to start out the day early, go running almost everyday, like reading, language learning, I'm a member of a public speaking group as well, I'm taking my first footsteps in adventure travelling (going to China soon), etc...

Hope to hear from you soon
mail adress :
iruninto@gmail.com

Bye
p.s. foreigners who live in Brussels will be given also a chance to join