Really looking forward to our trip to Kathmandu in November.
Sue and I are presenting our AQ/KQ workshop at the 2009 World Appreciative Inquiry Conference in Nepal.
This is our first time presenting overseas and it has been a dream of ours since we started working together four years ago.
Traveling overseas on a regular basis has been a dream of mine for many years. I don’t consider it work because it feels like an adventure. Meeting new people and discovering new places.
We hope to make overseas travel a regular event and next year we are looking at going to the USA.
For Kathmandu, I’ll bring my new camera along and take a few shots.
And I will be able to meet Sue’s friends from the Appreciative Inquiry community. All good eggs, from what I’ve been told :)
It’s funny how things work out. Six months ago, traveling overseas was out of the question. We simply could not afford it. It was still a dream
Three months ago, several major projects came in and suddenly we could afford to go.
I suppose to achieve major goals you need to;
- dream
- work hard
- trust the process
When we get back from Kathmandu I’ll write a post about our adventures and share some photos with you.
2009 World Appreciative Inquiry conference
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Chris,
I look forward to meeting you in Kathmandu. Your story is inspiring. It is wonderful that you are able to live your dream.
Joep de Jong and I will be doing a session on appreciative leadership.
Thanks Dan. We’ll catch up over a ‘cuppa’ :)
Chris, I’m looking forward to reading the blog about the trip, and seeing photos. So happy you and Sue are going! Hugs, Ann
Thanks Ann.