I really did not know the real depth of what I did sign for... I am not sure really of what were my expectations of speaking & inspiring. For sure my original intentions where to improve my communication and create a "career" that involved public speaking... but I have gone somehow way beyond them. I am so glad to confirm the truth that lives behind the expression I use to remind me of why is it worth to be this world: "Drop expectations & do the unexpected." This quest is an invitation to review all together the act of speaking towards: Yourself Others Your message Your mission It's not about how to engage others in what do we have to say, but how to engage ourselves in what and how we say in a way that connects us with our purpose in life. I learned to breath when I studied my 200h of Yoga, now I am learning to speak... The more time I dedicate to pay attention to those free and nearly "involuntary" gifts, the more I realise how to show up in this world.
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