Bonjour. Welcome to the 189th edition of Tranquility du Jour: A Guide to Bringing Tranquility to your Every Day. Today’s show features happenings and musings on daily do-gooding with Dana Dabek-Milstein.
Workshops + Retreats: Consider joining moi in LA and Portland June 23-28 (details here), a Tranquilista Retreat at Kripalu July 5-9, Texas in August (details to come), and a Yoga Retreat in India November 12-21.
Tranquilista Lifestyle: Joie de Vivre E-course: Join me for a 7-week e-course focusing on the outlined in Tranquilista. Our six sessions will highlight ways to shape your world with spirituality, do-gooding, creativity, style, and entrepreneurship. Launches June 23.
Pose of the Podcast: By popular demand, this part of Tranquility du Jour podcasts is back! Dolphin

OMwork: How can you do-good in your daily life this week?

Stay Au Courant: Create a home practice. Join our Facebook group. Become my Facebook friend. Follow moi on Twitter. Download Tranquility du Jour on demand. Watch bi-weekly Tranquility du Jour TV on youtube.com/tranquilitydujour. Explore mentoring with moi. Peruse Hip Tranquil Chick or Tranquilista. Deepen your yoga practice at Tranquil Space. Get your do-gooding on with Tranquil Space Foundation. Sign up for my museletter. Join Tranquilista's like page.
Tranquilology Teleclass: Join moi for our next Tranquilology Teleclass "Frolicking into Fall" on Monday, September 20 at 9pm ET. $10. View petals from winter's teleclass.
Au Revoir: To close out the show, we’re playing Between Two Points by The Glitch Mob. You can learn more about her music at theglitchmob.com.
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1 comment:
Wonderful podcast. It reminded me of the 8(ish) years I spent working at non-profits.
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