Being, Sharing & Joy Online
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When was the last time you had a deep, meaningful conversation? Do you feel a lack of vulnerability, emotional connection, and Essence in your bonds?
If so, this group is for you.
We will talk about everything: relationships, psychology, emotions, the things we are passionate about and love investing our time in, insecurities and any struggles we might be carrying, spirituality, nutrition, history, finances...
It's about being creative in our relationships: How do you have a 10-out-of-10 connection in your bonds? Who are you truly in your relationships? How do you create proximity with the people you naturally connect with?
And we'll also balance this meaningful energy with humor, flow, and a sense of fun.
It's about gathering with complementary and similar people and forging a real connection with them.
I encourage people to be vulnerable and share their emotions (from less to more), and practice active listening.
I know it isn't the norm to feel safe, open up, and build a genuine emotional connection with other people. This group is all about that. For this reason, integrity is a guiding principle, not an option.
You are welcome here. 😁
📋How The MeetUp Works:
- I’ll start by being vulnerable myself, so you can feel safe and brave enough to open up as well.
- We will split into small breakout groups (3 to 4 people, as smaller groups work best in an online format), where we can talk about whatever feels right in the moment.
- I wanted to host this event online because I know how many people live abroad or in places where these types of gatherings aren't easily available (something I’m experiencing now firsthand while traveling).
💻 How to Join:
- Access: Click the Teams link on this page 5 minutes before we start. If you are joining from a computer, you can enter directly via your usual browser without downloading anything. If you are joining from a mobile device, Teams will prompt you to install the app; I recommend downloading the app before the event for a smoother experience.
