Psychic Cowgirl Podcast: Post-Calving Reflections and Grounded Meditation
Leave it on the tray for the seagulls.
Summary
The author celebrates the end of calving season and shares a personal reflection about facilitating and attending workshops, including stepping out of their comfort zone. They promote a Guided Imagery Meditation called "Grounded in Possibility" aimed at helping listeners try new things and recognize opportunities. The content is a podcast episode description from The Psychic Cowgirl® Podcast.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledCalving is done, Yay! So much cuteness running around.
I had an amazing weekend facilitating a workshop and enjoying others' workshops; some were out of my comfort zone.
Did it anyway, and I have no regrets.
Guided Imagery Meditation ~ Grounded in Possibility to support you in trying something different and recognizing possibilities and opportunities.
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