I took part in The Journey with Aneta at a time when I was starting to develop a new project—“Mindfulness for Cancer Patients.” I knew I didn’t want to do this alone, and at the same time, I felt uncertain about all the ideas regarding which direction to take.
The project is underway. It’s in the phase of developing a strategy and establishing partnerships with patient organizations. Thanks to The Journey, I can already say that the project is underway. In the past, I would have considered the launch of the project to be the implementation of the first program with patients, and I would have tended to overlook this entire preparatory phase.
I have much more energy when I’m not focused solely on the launch date of the first program. I enjoy the preparatory phase, I learn from my mistakes, and I don’t get bogged down by dead ends. When I do hit a dead end, it helps me to recall the visual image of my journey that I had during my session with Aneta, and without self-reproach or wasting energy, I can move forward.
I’d recommend The Journey to anyone who wants to take a step back and look at themselves—their ways of thinking, experiencing life, and solving problems—and gain a sense of ease and support. It’s definitely an advantage if you’re the visual type. Simply put, if you don’t want to figure things out on your own, set out on The Journey.