Braveheart, I have been sharing about my right brain planning practice for almost two decades. In that time I have never attempted to define it beyond collage-planning and allowing self-compassion & expression to be a guide.
- Right brain planning is a daily practice for me because:
- it is a form of prayer and meditation: [naming + listening]
- a way to clarify my hopes, desires and fears
- it is a practice that enables me to [define + hone] my priorities—and live more of what matters most to me
- it is a form of prayer and meditation: [naming + listening]
During the past two years, I have discovered new language for right brain planning via reading Feel Something, Make Something by Caitlin Metz, and Tiny Experiments by Anne-Laure Le Cunff.
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