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Beautiful, Julie! This is such a gorgeous description of the soul of your business—this shining, joyful little girl generously sharing her flowers with everyone… The river delta flowing into to the ocean where your right people are waiting for you…the sailboats, their lightness, their buoyancy.
Thank you for sharing this, and for showing us how your art makes a record of your soul’s intention for your business. That drawing of sailboats is powerful.
May your right people sail into your life in perfect timing!
Love, Hiro
Thank you Hiro for guiding me to conjure this wonderful watery imagery. I love the sailboats as touchstones for my right people.
That drawing has a prominent place on my desk.
And for pointing out how my art makes a record of your soul’s intention—->that’s exactly it!
Oh, boats! Can I come? I’m putting on my boat shoes right now. Hoping to set sail into one of those glittery gold dust clouds. Such a cool metaphor for what you do.
Such rich imagery! I want to sail!
And I must beg Hiro for the recording to this call, since I was busy working while it happened!
xox,
-P
Kelly, boating…yes! We’ll have to do it sometime either physically or metaphorically.
Pam, you’ll love the call. It was an amazing way to do business planning and a right people exercise. Just look how mine tuned out….!
This post is so beautiful! I love the drawing of the boats and the imagery created with your words. What a great way to work on a business plan! I wish I could have made the call!
Wow -
What an incredible image you have for your business – your drawings are breathtaking.
Thank you for sharing this with us as it really makes thse energetic principles come alive.
Thanks so much, Char! I have my boat picture in the window right above my desk where I can see it all the time. And it’s framed by the view out the window so it’s become a dreamscape/landscape within a real world landscape. Yum!
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