Welcome, 2012, I wasn't sure I was ready for you. Apparently, though, my readiness matters not; here we are anyhow! We are home from Montatna, and had a lovely visit. I did get to snowshoe back into the land where I had seen the moose on horse, and I DID get to see the moose again, closer this time. Sadly, I didn't get any good photos. There were lots of reasons why I didn't, but essentially it boils down to not wanting to disturb the moose too much (and be accidentally charged upon in the process). Needless to say, a quiet snowshoe in the woods with another moose sighting was a magical experience.
Now I find myself in a quiet place; between the chaos of the holiday shipping/creating rush and the next cycle of sales. I have taken this time to rest, actually. But now I find that it's time to clean up the studio and get my finances in order. Tonight I am excited to go see a seminar called, "Sacred Economics," which is being led by Charles Eisenstein. I'm interested in what he has to say because I feel that my business model does not fit neatly into the conventional mold, and truth be told, I don't want it to. Mr. Eisenstein asserts that an economic model that encourages community, conservation, quality of life and love is a more sustainable model than the one that is currently promoted. I believe that with all my heart; the question is: how to implement it and still make a living? How can I bring this into my personal and professional financial life? I can't wait to find out! I will report back with what I learn.
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4 comments:
Welcome back... so happy that you got to safely see Mr. Moose again. :)
The seminar sounds very interesting. I heard someone on Tv recently talking about how they predict in the not too distant future our current way of thinking in terms of how to run a successful businesses will be replaced with a new vision of one that focuses on exactly what your Mr. Eisenstein is asserting. Hope it catches on. Sounds like a path to a much happier and healthier world!
Happy January to you! I also have a lack of readiness for some things in my life now. I hope you enjoyed the seminar!
Hi Colleen, I'm jealous of the snow shoes, they sound amazing! I don't blame you for not wanted to disturb the moose, they look huge, and I bet it was magical to see them. How was the seminar? It sounded perfect for you
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I'd love to hear your thoughts on the seminar. Thanks for sharing all that you do!
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