Hi Guys,

As you have all witnessed since right after our process in October 2015 (really, 2015) I like to spam a lot. I also look at and read a lot of diverse material, soaking up whatever I can. I have miles to go, but it longer matters where my train is going, only that I am enjoying my journey. When I find things that really resonate with me I like to share with you so that you can also hopefully reap some benefit. I'm sure it sometimes gets old and pls do feel free to tell me so - in an open forum or privately. Meanwhile, I will continue to share. Today's bit is from a source many of you are probably already aware of, the Mindvalley Academy and the topic is Love.

With I share and hope you all are amazing,

Paul

“Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony.” — Mahatma Gandhi

It started as an experiment, it became a tradition, and now, it's a global movement.

Khalil Gibran, in The Prophet wrote... "All work is empty save where there is love. And when you work with love you bind yourself to yourself, and to one another, and to God." This week, Love has become part of the global dialogue.  Love for diversity and Love for ALL — regardless of background of origin, faith or beliefs. But what happens if we were to take it a little further and bring love into the workplace?  After all, if Love is such a powerful energy, why is it that our work — where we spend 70% of our waking hours — can be so empty of Love? Several years ago, Mindvalley decided to run a little experiment to see what would happen if "love" became part of our employees job description for just ONE week. We called it Love Week. And the results of this experiment were mind-blowing. >> I recorded a short video about it here. What started as a fun experiment, soon became a company tradition, and now, has transformed into a global movement with an estimate of 10,000 companies adopting Love Week over the last few years.  This 2017, I'd love for you to join us as well. It's happening from Feb 13th to Feb 17th. Together, let's reshape the definition of the workplace.   "All work is empty save where there is love." >> Click here to learn how to bring Love Week in your workplace    Be Extraordinary,  Vishen Lakhiani Founder, Mindvalley, Author of The Code of the Extraordinary Mind Follow The Real Me on Facebook