Create your own bliss.
Join us at BlissDom 2012

February 23- 25 Nashville, TN - Opryland Hotel

Life Development

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DO LESS As A Life Strategy

Christine Koh

Do you experience moments (or tidal waves) of overwhelm in your life? Does your life – physically and/or emotionally – feel cluttered? Do you wish you could do less but still be creative, productive, inspired, fulfilled, and awesome? It is possible. In this session, Christine Koh will share her exploration and implementation of doing less as a life strategy, and how it has paid off personally and professionally. You will be challenged to reflect on the why behind what you do, and given the tools to reassess and recalibrate your behavior to do less — and ultimately remove the clutter that may be getting in the way of finding your path to true awesomeness.

 

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Living (and Embracing) the Best of the Life You Have Created for Yourself

Jeannette Kaplun

If you ever think “How did I get here?” or realize after moments and events pass you by, that you can’t recall actually enjoying them, it might be time to force a new perspective, mute the noise around you (especially your smartphone) and ask yourself basic questions to ensure you’re living the life you wanted to live. This session will allow you to take a deep breath, question yourself, look at your priorities, evaluate what isn’t working and embrace what you have created for yourself.

 

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The Present Principle: How to be Present in a Demanding World

Claire Diaz Ortiz

“The days are long, but the years are short.” (Gretchen Rubin, The Happiness Project)

Do your days go by in a flash of carpools, board meetings, and piano lessons? Is your to-do list killing you? Are you so frantic that you don’t have time to nourish yourself – let alone reach out to others? Do you wish that giving could be a more present part of your day? Do you wish you could find peace and presence in your daily life? Join us as we discuss the 7-step strategy for living in the Present – every day. A hint? It starts with the morning.

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Putting Purpose First: The Benefits of Working with Intention

Tyler Merrick

As Helen Keller once said, “True happiness…is not attained through self-gratification, but through fidelity to a worthy purpose.” Often times we make the mistake of starting something, of putting pen to paper, of launching a company, without defining our purpose. Finding himself disappointed when success left him unfulfilled, a business with purpose is exactly where Tyler Merrick identified his need of a course correction. This session encourages you to take a step back, or to begin again, this time with a clear purpose in mind. It will help you define your ‘why’ so that you have greater clarity on your ‘who, where, what and how.’

 

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Stop Monetizing Joy: Rediscover the Benefits of Cultivating Hobbies

Erin Loechner and Alli Worthington

You are a great writer… and then you turned it into a job. You are a great photographer… and then you turned it into a job. Whatever happened to the “just for fun” indulgences? Your need for release hasn’t changed, even if your driving ambition has. Rediscover the life-affirming benefits of developing your interests without all the pressure of turning it into a business. An examination of the concept of “flow” and how it can embolden a happy, inspired, and thriving life. Dig deep to find what makes your inner self smile – and learn how to incorporate your new craft into bite-sized daily activities that will guarantee a creatively fulfilled life!

 

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Creating Your Personal Life Plan

Michael Hyatt

Few people have a plan for their life. Most are passive spectators, watching their life unfold, one day at a time. In this presentation, Michael Hyatt explains how to go from reactive to proactive and develop a plan for accomplishing those priorities that matter most.