DesertSphinx
I signed up for the retreat. I was really nervous to do so because I am so new at SFQ and I was afraid others would be much more experienced and I would end up looking stupid or something. I asked questions on this forum and then emailed Pete who graciously emailed me back and forth. I talked to friends who think I am crazy to go to Minnesota not knowing anyone and spend a week at something I am new at. However, my inner voice just wouldnt let go of the wanting to go until I signed up. Now I feel really peaceful about signing up and I think that having signed up has helped my motivation to do SFQ. I say this not because it is really hard for me, but sometimes I tend to get too busy in life and things like SFQ might get bumped to the back burner and it would be easy to think.."well, I could just do that tomorrow..." Instead, I am making SFQ a daily practice at this time, and I find myself being proud of myself for the committment and the follow thru. I sometimes start new things that I am excited about and then suddenly I drop them or find life gets in the way and I don't keep making time for them. I am starting to recognize that is one of the ways I sabotage myself and limit my own growth.
I am glad you are attending the retreat. I am looking forward to meeting and being around people who practice SFQ and talking about it with folks who understand it. This forum has been great for me in that respect. I will look forward to reading your experiences as you get started with SFQ!
Blessings
Nickie
