I’ve been Bandler-ized in Trance-Sylvania
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I know. Bandler-ized, Trance-Sylvania. It’s looking like I’m resorting to sensationalism to get your blog attention. Maybe so. The real gist of tonight’s post which is called today, tomorrow (follow me?) is really a base touching effort to report in about my trip to Richard Bandler’s seminar, “Persuasion Engineering” in Orlando this weekend. The problem is, the Academy Awards start in twenty minutes. So, this post will be followed by another that will do justice to my trip.
Suffice it to say that being “Bandler-ized” is divine and “Trance-Sylvania is where he lives. And, it’s great to be an invited guest to his neighborhood.
For now, I’ll leave you with some photos to tide you over until time permits some fair (not necessarily balanced) reporting. Enjoy the Oscars. Go Sean Penn!
Joanne McCall, my publicist colleague who works on Richard Bandler's books with me. Lucky us!
The real reason I go to Orlando: "Nile," the Ethiopian restaurant on International Drive. If you require silverware for your meal, stay home!
Organic lettuce growing in Vashon's backyard garden. Yum!
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I started this blog to create a "salon" type atmosphere where aspiring and seasoned authors, book lovers and lovers of the creative process can convene. My contribution is a mix of what's going on at my day job at HCI Books and beyond. And, beyond, in my imagination casts a pretty wide net.Creative posts are welcome but must fit in to the prevailing theme. (Say "book" a couple of times in your post, at least!)
I'm PR Director at HCI for 14 years, consulting on the side, blogging, and studying operatic singing. I'm mother to Tito, Kiwi, Rashi and Mochi, three tweety birds and one puddy cat, respectively. I live high up over the beautiful intracoastal waterway and Atlantic ocean and I love snapping scenic photos on my iphone. I love the beach, and would be happy just pitching a tent there (with air conditioning).
Welcome.
I’m jealous and I love Etheopian food. I hope to do the Master Practitioners this summer. I’ll be curious so see who you become after this trip
don’t have more fun then you’ve ever had in your life and keep that enjoyment for ever.
Sam