[Women] Oct. 13th Thriving Service
Annie Warmke
annie at bluerockstation.com
Wed Oct 2 10:06:27 CDT 2019
My granddaughter's wedding is over so I can "think" again. I need some
help with some of you considering taking on one of the 12 "thrive"
topics. Suzyn Mills has taken #2. That leaves 11 more. I am happy to
take on the bulk of the 12 topics by interspersing what I would say with
what some of you would say. For example, I speak about #1, Suzyn talk
about about #2 and then I do #3, and then someone else does #4, etc.
So we need five more minimum to sign up. I am including the "thriving"
ideas at the end of this email.
Rebecca is the service associate. I need some help with ideas for the
two hymns. I would like to use two songs to be played at the beginning
of the service while we are waiting for things to begin: Thriving by
Mary J. Blige, and Rise by Katy Perry.
Jane and I will be putting together a "thrive" banner for everyone to
contribute to with their own ways of thriving.
I'm a little concerned about how to pull all of this together. Perhaps
we could try to have a conference call on Oct. 8th at 7 pm. I await
your thoughts and ideas.
12 Steps to Thriving by Annie Warmke
During the coffee time a thriving banner will be created by people
attending with a long sheet of packaging paper and markers so that it
can be shared to create affirmations for flourishing, healing and
success at thriving.
1: Face Your Fears: Culture promotes fear as control. Take that first
step. It isn't the Grand Canyon.
2: Accept that your culture's version of being a man or a woman is a lie
– tightly held cultural norms about who women and men are unhealthy.
3: Learn to love me - Maybe the hardest – change self-talk. We talk to
ourselves at 15,000 words a minute so that means negative self-talk is
powerful – how to change it.
4. Develop a simple practice of meditation - take time for your needs
and lower stress levels.
5: Expand my experiences – by investing in others – take a course, help
out at something you want to learn
6: Meet others 50% of the way – invest in others but wisely –
friendships/mentoring/peers
7: Learn to ask for what I need – sometimes I need to know what others
think. It's what helps me to be successful in my work. I also need to
feel nourished. There's nothing wrong with asking if you did a good job,
or what people think of your work, or decisions or goals. It's all in
how you ask, and who you ask.
8: Have a plan for my life – don't be Christopher Columbus
9: Love doesn't conquer all – I can love someone or something but not
subject myself. Don't dirty fight – own my thoughts and feelings, use
more emotions then anger/sadness, say things in a way that the other
person can listen to me
10: Speak the truth – others speak of their bigotry, racism, hate –
don't let it in. Decide ahead of time what to say.
11: Expect the males in your life to speak up to other men against
sexism and racism.
12: Boldly walk only on my path – I can't give away something I don't
have, boldness, confidence, etc. and I can't help by always taking on
the role of the rescuer. Thriving takes lots of work and constant vigil.
--
Annie Warmke
Farmer, activist, consultant, writer
Blue Rock Station/Warmke Farm LLC
www.bluerockstation.com
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