I’ve never lived in a large city. However, after three days in a downtown Sydney hotel, I can see the appeal. While nature is largely absent, save for some self-conscious parks, there is incredible access to just about anything you would want. My needs are sparse, so, being able to walk across the street from the hotel to buy some fruit and water from a vast underground grocery store, or duck into the adjacent Japanese restaurant for some fresh sushi, makes these outings quick and productive. Quite a bit different from living in rural Colorado.
Completing the 13th Conversation Debrief yesterday was as delightful as ever. While each one is completely different, this one was doubly so since one of the participants was an attendee of the very first Conversation held three years ago in Melbourne. And while some of the journaling assignments have been tweaked over the years, I was curious what showed up for Dr. Sandy Clark that was different this time from last.
The fact that he was practically beaming, constantly grinning through the entire day was the first thing I noticed. The second thing was a sense of confidence and “centeredness” that I couldn't remember from last time around. The feeling of accomplishment and pride that I felt must be something akin to what chiropractors experience when they see a practice member thrive, living life to the fullest with ease, peace and good health.
Onward to India to meet up with my Perfect Patients website business partner Steve Anson. It’s a long trip, which includes a plane change in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Fortunately, my laptop, iPod and iPhone batteries are fully charged and ready for a productive flight. Anxious to see what turns up!