Be who you want to be, do what you want to do and have what you want to have. If you would like to accomplish the things that you think are beyond your reach, then this is the workshop for you!
In the effort to help me on the road to success while I was serving in the US Coast Guard, my mentor introduced me to a morning practice of affirmative prayer, meditation and creative visualization. He knew that the secret to enjoying a lifetime of success had to do with how we begin our day. Shortly after this solitary practice became my regular routine, I received orders to attend an intensive three-day time management course.
I took what I learned from the course and integrated it with my morning spiritual practice. It developed into an efficient approach to daily goal setting that makes achieving both short-term and long-term goals fun, while building confidence and self-esteem. It is a combination of spiritual philosophy and positive self-image psychology.
Goals are easy to attain. It's just the habits that get in the way. Come discover just how easy it is to break these old habits and get your mind working for you rather than against you. Success does not require struggle.
“Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success.” –Dr. Albert Schweitzer, Nobel Peace Prize recipient
For the past thirty-five years, I have been meeting one-on-one and facilitating group workshops with artists, actors, veterans, corporate executives and people with substance use disorder in order to guide them in creating their best lives joyfully via journaling. And I have concluded that there are just two attributes necessary to have fun while achieving your goals. They are:
1. The ability to visualize with loving expectation.
2. The confidence to act on joyful nudges and new (perhaps what you might deem silly) ideas: Your Intuition.
By learning how to properly work with these two attributes you will be employing the Law of Attraction and you will naturally experience upgrades in your circumstances. Discover how powerful your subconscious mind is and how to use it to your advantage.
Workshop via Zoom: consisting of
four (4) consecutive Wednesdays
August 14, 21, 28, and September 4, 2024
7pm - 8pm Eastern Time / 4pm - 5pm Pacific Time
Cost $120
Once enrolled you will be emailed the supply list.
Zoom link will be forwarded via email on the Monday prior to each week's class. Each weekly session will be recorded for those who cannot attend at the scheduled time, and accessible to all participants to watch and/or download.
In the effort to help me on the road to success while I was serving in the US Coast Guard, my mentor introduced me to a morning practice of affirmative prayer, meditation and creative visualization. He knew that the secret to enjoying a lifetime of success had to do with how we begin our day. Shortly after this solitary practice became my regular routine, I received orders to attend an intensive three-day time management course.
I took what I learned from the course and integrated it with my morning spiritual practice. It developed into an efficient approach to daily goal setting that makes achieving both short-term and long-term goals fun, while building confidence and self-esteem. It is a combination of spiritual philosophy and positive self-image psychology.
Goals are easy to attain. It's just the habits that get in the way. Come discover just how easy it is to break these old habits and get your mind working for you rather than against you. Success does not require struggle.
“Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success.” –Dr. Albert Schweitzer, Nobel Peace Prize recipient
For the past thirty-five years, I have been meeting one-on-one and facilitating group workshops with artists, actors, veterans, corporate executives and people with substance use disorder in order to guide them in creating their best lives joyfully via journaling. And I have concluded that there are just two attributes necessary to have fun while achieving your goals. They are:
1. The ability to visualize with loving expectation.
2. The confidence to act on joyful nudges and new (perhaps what you might deem silly) ideas: Your Intuition.
By learning how to properly work with these two attributes you will be employing the Law of Attraction and you will naturally experience upgrades in your circumstances. Discover how powerful your subconscious mind is and how to use it to your advantage.
Workshop via Zoom: consisting of
four (4) consecutive Wednesdays
August 14, 21, 28, and September 4, 2024
7pm - 8pm Eastern Time / 4pm - 5pm Pacific Time
Cost $120
Once enrolled you will be emailed the supply list.
Zoom link will be forwarded via email on the Monday prior to each week's class. Each weekly session will be recorded for those who cannot attend at the scheduled time, and accessible to all participants to watch and/or download.
Darrell Fusaro is the author of “What if Godzilla Just Wanted a Hug?” and "Break Out of Your Box: Be Your Heroic Self". Both of his books inspire readers to explore new ideas and challenge themselves to live their best lives. He has exhibited with Andy Warhol; created miniature FX for the blockbuster movie, Con Air; and was producer of the Emmy-nominated Local Edition on CNN. While serving in the US Coast Guard, he was awarded the Army Commendation Medal by the Secretary of the Army for personally bringing about superior relationships between the military and the civilian law enforcement community. Currently, he is co-host of the internationally popular podcast, “Funniest Thing! with Darrell and Ed” where he continues to share his unique perspective on life and bring joy and laughter to his audience.
Articles on Darrell Fusaro’s artistic adventures have been covered in dozens of programs and publications from The New York Times to American Artist Magazine, LA Weekly to L’Italo Americano (Italian), Military Times to Cinefex Magazine, and SoCal News to CNN. He is also featured as an artist and filmmaker in the following books; “The Documentary Moviemaking Course: The Starter Guide to Documentary Filmmaking” By Kevin J. Lindenmuth, “Pastel School: A Practical Guide to Painting and Drawing with Pastels” By Hazel Harrison, and “How to Get Hung: A Practical Guide for Emerging Artists” By Molly Barnes.
Darrell Fusaro has been a contributing columnist and illustrator for Recovery Today Magazine, Keys to Recovery Newspaper, i-Italy Magazine, and Daily Word Magazine.
Articles on Darrell Fusaro’s artistic adventures have been covered in dozens of programs and publications from The New York Times to American Artist Magazine, LA Weekly to L’Italo Americano (Italian), Military Times to Cinefex Magazine, and SoCal News to CNN. He is also featured as an artist and filmmaker in the following books; “The Documentary Moviemaking Course: The Starter Guide to Documentary Filmmaking” By Kevin J. Lindenmuth, “Pastel School: A Practical Guide to Painting and Drawing with Pastels” By Hazel Harrison, and “How to Get Hung: A Practical Guide for Emerging Artists” By Molly Barnes.
Darrell Fusaro has been a contributing columnist and illustrator for Recovery Today Magazine, Keys to Recovery Newspaper, i-Italy Magazine, and Daily Word Magazine.
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