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Time to Think-Time To Do: What is Joy in a Thinking Environment?
Open to Time to Think Trained practitioners
“Joy blooms where minds and hearts are open.”
~Jonathan Lockwood Huie
In a Thinking Environment, Joy is not something we manufacture. But we notice where it already breathes in our thinking together.
It’s a relational current that cannot be forced, yet seems to appear when attention, equality, and encouragement meet.
You’re invited!
In this new Time to Think, Time to Do session, we’ll explore
– how joy shapes our presence,
– how it feels or sounds when interrupted by conflict or pressure
– what we learn from sitting in that moment,
– and how we might choose to be with one another so that thinking stays alive, spacious, and kind.
And more…
Please message us to request the registration link
Date: 18 May – 5pm UK BST (12pm EST Toronto/New York)
Where: Online – Zoom
Personal Growth – New found Purpose – Expanded Perspectives
What previous participants said:
“Thank you Servane, for expanding my mind with signals, with a group of thoughtful open-minded people! Loved that you got us to notice our disagreements, and process our instinctive responses. Taking my insights into my future self with me as a I start the rest of my week.” ~Esmee Wilcox
“The session was highly engaging and informative, allowing us to reflect on why we sometimes feel “underqualified” or “not good enough” to do certain things. While each of our stories was personal and unique, Servane led us through a series of exercises to overcome this mental block. By the end, what connected all of us was a united sense of purpose and new-found confidence to take away into our individual lives.” ~ Jamie
“I was recently given the opportunity to take part in a course called ‘The Ten Components of the Thinking Environment’ with Servane Mouazan. I wasn’t sure what to expect – I didn’t feel like I had any particular difficulties thinking and questioned whether this was an effective use of my time. I was wrong to doubt. What I experienced in the hour will have a lasting, positive impact – on me, those around me and the relationships I build in the future.” ~Davina Beattie
