Forgive me Cupid, it has been three months since my last journal
post.
And what an eventful three months it has been! Yowsa.
In late January I picked up a new marketing/PR client--a startup
holistic matchmaking company headquartered in Southern California.
To help me understand the services they offer (something akin to an
"extreme relationship makeover"), I met with their PhD psychologist
(the matchmaker), their life coach, a neurofeedback/brain health
expert, and a hypnotherapist.
I love what I do for a living. And on some very special days, I
feel like I should be paying the *client* because what I'm doing is
so fun and rewarding. The past three months have definitely fallen
into that category. It has certainly been exhausting, working 12+
hours a day (hence my absence from OKC) but very, very
rewarding.
The cool thing is that I was essentially "auditing" the matchmaking
process so I could write about it. But it has been wonderfully,
unexpectedly life-changing nonetheless.
I'm still the same person (I think). But I've left behind a lot of
the fears, doubts, insecurities, and baggage that really interfered
with my ability to sustain the kind of relationship I want.
I've also become strangely...nicer. Until recently, I had a pretty
acerbic, sarcastic sense of humor. A pretty self-deprecating wit.
Then the hypnotherapist pointed out that "self-deprecating" was
awfully close to "self-defacating" (eeeewwww) and that perhaps I
could find a way to be funny that didn't involve metaphysically
crapping on myself. (Again, eeewww.)
Another cool change...deep-seated contentedness and happiness.
Which, ironically, has made me a lot less driven when it comes to
finding a man! I would love to be in a relationship, but I've
become a lot more choosy and a lot less desperate. My standards are
higher; but I'm now a lot more flexible on certain things that used
to be "must-haves." I'm still figuring out what those things are.
And when I do, I'll update my profile to reflect it.
And now I'm definitely a personal growth junkie. I've spent the
past few months dealing with people whose focus is helping people
improve their lives, and it's...delicious. :) Being around
self-aware and constantly improving people is so invigorating!
Consciousness is sexy. Introspection rocks!!!
Who knows what could be around the corner?
Forgive me Cupid, it has been three months since my last journalpost.
And what an eventful three months it has been! Yowsa.
In late January I picked up a new marketing/PR client--a startupholistic matchmaking company headquartered in Southern California.To help me understand the services they offer (something akin to an"extreme relationship makeover"), I met with their PhD psychologist(the matchmaker), their life coach, a neurofeedback/brain healthexpert, and a hypnotherapist.
I love what I do for a living. And on some very special days, Ifeel like I should be paying the *client* because what I'm doing isso fun and rewarding. The past three months have definitely falleninto that category. It has certainly been exhausting, working 12+hours a day (hence my absence from OKC) but very, veryrewarding.
The cool thing is that I was essentially "auditing" the matchmakingprocess so I could write about it. But it has been wonderfully,unexpectedly life-changing nonetheless.
I'm still the same person (I think). But I've left behind a lot ofthe fears, doubts, insecurities, and baggage that really interferedwith my ability to sustain the kind of relationship I want.
I've also become strangely...nicer. Until recently, I had a prettyacerbic, sarcastic sense of humor. A pretty self-deprecating wit.Then the hypnotherapist pointed out that "self-deprecating" wasawfully close to "self-defacating" (eeeewwww) and that perhaps Icould find a way to be funny that didn't involve metaphysicallycrapping on myself. (Again, eeewww.)
Another cool change...deep-seated contentedness and happiness.Which, ironically, has made me a lot less driven when it comes tofinding a man! I would love to be in a relationship, but I'vebecome a lot more choosy and a lot less desperate. My standards arehigher; but I'm now a lot more flexible on certain things that usedto be "must-haves." I'm still figuring out what those things are.And when I do, I'll update my profile to reflect it.
And now I'm definitely a personal growth junkie. I've spent thepast few months dealing with people whose focus is helping peopleimprove their lives, and it's...delicious. :) Being aroundself-aware and constantly improving people is so invigorating!Consciousness is sexy. Introspection rocks!!!
Who knows what could be around the corner?
Neurons are Hot.