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About Me
I'm an Entrepreneur, an Ambassador of Health and Wealth. I'm a volunteer with Junior Achievement. I love to nurture and be nurtured by intriquing knowledge that expands the mind.
- Location:
- United States, Duluth, MN
- Current organization:
- XANGO
- Current role:
- Independent Business Owner
- Gender:
- Female
- Areas of expertise:
- Creativity and Learning, educating people, Health & Wellness Consultant, Empowering people, creating solutions
- I am:
- Brainstormer, Entrepreneur, Idea generator
- Associations:
- Junior Achievement, Volunteer, Networker
- Universities:
- University of Indonesia, Faculty of Social and Political Science
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I'm passionate about
Wellness of the mind, body and spirit. Classic Jazz. Movies that move people and give us ideas. People and dreams. Non-conventional education and learning avenues. Music & Dance. Entrepreneurship
An idea worth spreading
Giving, and paying it foward. Healing power of music and art. Immortality. Alternative Medicines & Natural Healing. Creating a never-ending stream of ideas, cash flow, experiences. Being a Linchpin (read Seth Godin's book if you're curious what this is!!). Achieving dreams.
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A comment on Conversation: How do we overcome the tendency to slip back into the old routine of life - and truly capture and ACT on the lessons in talks like this?
I learned one (of so many) great things from yoga. My instructor once said, “When you reach a certain pose, check whether you’re breathing smoothly. If not, back off, don’t force it. But once you feel comfortable in that position, challenge yourself, go to the next level so your muscles grow.” Being comfortable can be dangerous, we get carried away and forget to move forward. We don’t grow, we go through the day.
Great point!
Now I’m making from the day. How? I plan the day and ask myself: who will I see (be with) today and how can I share something valuable with him/her? What will I learn from today that I don’t know before? Am I successful everyday? No. But if I ask myself these two questions before I start my day, I minimize the chance of slipping back into the old routine of life.
All the best!