Follow-up: What I learned at Walk you own path workshop (2009.07.14-15, Ascensorul building)

On 2009.07.14 and 2009.07.15 I took part at the Walk you own path workshop in Ascensorul building, Europe conference room, Bucharest. The event was organized by ROLeader. Here comes my learning. Day 1 Videos from day 1: What did I learn? 1. You should become aware of the heights you can fly to; 2. Questions to put to yourself: a. Who are you? b. Do you know the signs that show you the path? c. What do I choose to be? 3. "To choose" - the biggest conviction one can have; 4. It takes from 21 to 28 days to transform an action into a habbit; 5. You should start with physical habits, they are easier to reinforce; 6. We are now living in a material area; We should switch from: a. "To have" - material state; b. "To do"- do something for a.; and again switch to: c. "To be" - happiness; Going from c. to a. might be the wise choice; 7. Target: manage to focus only on breathing for 49 minutes; 8. Two people who say the same thing: a. One is happy and fulfilled; b. The other is unsatisfied; 9. A person best learns from sufference and wise; 10. I am inferior to nobody else, and nobody else is inferior to me; But the speaker of the day was, to me, a clown - Titi Zen clown, as he calls himself. He was the special guest of the first day. Here's what I liked so much about him: 1. He said this - When you find out who you are, you can redefine yourself constantly; 2. He had the courage to break the rules: a. Social norms - Besides dressing atypically, he said tough things, he argued; Besides making people laugh, he put himself into awkward situations; He always left me the impression that if one needs a bit of an impulse to do one thing, he could have done it easily; He could have gone in the scene, even if no one else did this; b. Behavior norms - He ate an apple from a decorative basket of fruits (those could have been unwashed fruits; He still ate the apple); He said on one table with the risk of falling. I liked Titi Zen clown a lot, and do hope I'll see him again sometimes. Day 2 Videos from day 2: What did I learn? 1. The path for change: You find out something new, you believe in it, you apply it; 2. You should accept everything the way it is; 3. There are three types of intelligence: a. Physical; b. Mental; c. Emotional; 3. You should know your emotions and you should feel the emotions of the person you talk to; Elena IGNAT (Razara): 1. How can you become a victim when you have with you information from all the Universe? 2. If you wish to, you can become the center of the Universe in one second; 3. One person can change nations; 4. Being surprised gives one an increased conscience; Being angry lowers the conscience; From day 2, I liked Elena IGNAT's ability to speak. She had lots of passion, good enthusiasm and she provided the room with energy. Event organization - Regarding the event itself, I can say: 1. It was lots of fun, we got to dance, there were some exercises, and all-in-all a joyful atmosphere; 2. Part of the fun was that some things went so wrong (bad organization - poor sound, poor speakers - beginner singers for example), that we, from time to time, laughed at them; That wasn't that good; For example, one singer (we had those, yes), had a piece of paper with the lyrics; All-in-all I learned just a few things in there; Photos from day 1: [alpine-phototile-for-picasa-and-google-plus src="user_album" uid="100050990853086188413" ualb="5939804409855330353" imgl="fancybox" style="cascade" col="2" size="220" num="100" highlight="1" align="center" max="100"] Photos from day 2: [alpine-phototile-for-picasa-and-google-plus src="user_album" uid="100050990853086188413" ualb="5939805495713101457" imgl="fancybox" style="cascade" col="2" size="220" num="100" highlight="1" align="center" max="100"] __________________ Bottom line: lots of fun event, with little things to learn with the brain.