Settling into Australia…
orchid from the rainforest
Greetings!
This is my first post for a while… so much of my time has been building www.WujiTech.com, my exciting software venture that I hope will create new options to building and empowering communities by “listening” to Members and building growth and progress based on shared values. Applying this to companies/corporations is a trip as it can assist in everything from idea/project development to team building and productivity tracking. Our new CEO, Dixon de Lena is a fantastic partner that shares a joyful spirit and a vision to provide empowering and transformative solutions to businesses that are ready to grow in ways that our times are requiring. Check it out…
I’m using this month away from my Kahuna Valley Retreat in Hawaii to focus on developing this software and continue to work on my new, third book… it is so fun! I hope to have it out by the end of 2010… yea!
Australia is an amazing place… her land and her people… I feel so at home here and am grateful to my many friends here who support my path… I am most grateful in this beautiful dreaming…
I wish you ease and abundance… and check out our Kahuna Valley Breathe Deep e-Newsletter for more info on Qigong, my classes on Kaua’i in January and February… the group study trip I’m leading to Thailand in April, and the workshop with Daisy in Amsterdam in May…dreaming adventure continues!
Peace…
Francesco
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