I Can Do It! Conference Review - Day 4 (Blog)
 

Use this thread to discuss the following entry from Steve Pavlina's blog:

I Can Do It! Conference Review - Day 4

Speaking of how important introductions are...
 

...who are the people in the photographs? The folks at your meet-up, I mean. Are they people who post here? Are they willing to be identified? I would love to know!

I think it's wonderful that you're offering feedback to the speakers and to the conference organisers. Who knows what avenues that will open for you! ;)

Some of the people in the photos are forum members, yes. I didn't post their names on the site, since I wasn't sure if they'd all appreciate that. When I post names on my blog, they tend to get picked up by search engines, which some people don't like unless they're bloggers themselves. So I left it up to them to identify themselves if they so desire.

I am the one in green and black-striped T shirt and millitary green shorts....:).

absvan, I see a handsome fella in a green-and-white striped shirt with military shorts, is that you?

The bluish shirt/sahara sand pants here :-)

Also, see video & pics from my position in the circle.

Speaking of which. Steve, feel free to post the video in the article :-)

:) ["Absvan with a twinkle in the eyes and a grin from cheek to cheek"]:D Edit: [grin from ear to ear]:D)

Does anyone know if there are similar conferences in other parts of the country/world?

from other country like u asked
 

Hi
Iam alex. I am from India . I would like to introduce myself. since i am new i would like to know what is this about. This is just like a chatting? or anything superficial??????

Steve looks wicked awesome in black, all he needs are the black sunglasses like this emoticon right here :cool:

I wasn't able to make it out there this year so I really enjoyed reading these posts about the conference. Thanks Steve!

Body scrubbing
 

You might be interested in Joe Pilates book on Contrology.. Where he advocates body brushing.

I haven't used soap deodorants etc for 5 years. I just scrub all over with a stiff brush. It works really well, I'm nearly 60 and my skin is fantastic.

Oh and no one has ever mentioned that I smell :-)
Geoff

Important info re: Neti wash...
 

....Steve P....

Not trying to nit-pick but I think it's important to add some info. to your Neti wash experience.

Everyone should be aware that only non-iodized salt (i.e. sea salt) vs. regular table salt should be used when performing a nasal cleansing.

First-timers will usually grab the nearest salt shaker and ultimately burn thier nasal passages. Consider yourself warned...!!!

FYI - You can find sea salt on the cheap at WholeFoods in the bulk section.

Also, the temperature of the water will greatly affect the effectiveness of the Neti wash. Too cold and you nasal passages close up. Too hot and they get scalded. A good rule is to run the water over the back of your hand. If it feels comfortable, then you're in the right range.

Hope this helps....!


....SteveHalas.....

Sea salt is all we ever use, so I must have taken that for granted. It's also mentioned in the instructions that come with the pot though.