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Writer, Speaker, & Location Scout at Personal Retreat Day.
Most workdays find me busy producing corporate and commercial videos or scouting for the perfect location for films and TV. My “side” passion is teaching others how to maximize their potential by setting aside one Personal Retreat Day each month for inner conversation & renewal. I’ve also been a writer, blogger, tutor, office manager, massage therapist, and a missionary (in France!) My hobbies include reading, yoga, walking, logic puzzles, and of course setting aside time for a Personal Retreat Day once a month. I’ve been married to the best man in the Universe for 30 years. We have two lovely grown daughters and a neurotic chihuahua mix named Daisy.
You’ve been to a “workshop” but how about a “REST-shop?”
Rest, reflect, and reorient with a mini-Personal Retreat Day.
This immersive event includes deep breathing and meditation, gentle movement, and a time of guided reflection and planning. So grab a cozy blanket, a journal, and a cup of tea.
Together, we’ll practice a mini-retreat that you can come back to anytime you need a little break from the daily grind!
After a brief introduction to the Personal Retreat Day story & method, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in each of the following restful activities:
Deep breathing practice & guided meditation
Stretching and gentle movement
Reflection on the previous month
Reorientation towards the next 30 days: plan your journey
Wrapping up with Q&A, next steps, and preparation for an optional "power nap"
a journal or notebook & pen
your calendar
water or tea
please wear loose comfy clothes for stretching
optional props: meditation cushion, pillow, bolster, blanket
A guided exploration focused on personal development, creativity, wellness, and self-reflection.
The recording will be shared within 24 hours in the follow up email for a 4-day window, and available at the top of this page. Make sure to register for access!
Writer, Speaker, & Location Scout at Personal Retreat Day.
Most workdays find me busy producing corporate and commercial videos or scouting for the perfect location for films and TV. My “side” passion is teaching others how to maximize their potential by setting aside one Personal Retreat Day each month for inner conversation & renewal. I’ve also been a writer, blogger, tutor, office manager, massage therapist, and a missionary (in France!) My hobbies include reading, yoga, walking, logic puzzles, and of course setting aside time for a Personal Retreat Day once a month. I’ve been married to the best man in the Universe for 30 years. We have two lovely grown daughters and a neurotic chihuahua mix named Daisy.
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