New ideas to help ground magical experiences to allow them to continue upon re-entry to daily life.

So many people that I meet around WGWT are so happy to share their moments around it. They say, " This is where we're supposed to me, how we're supposed to think in our day." It creates such a common buzz as strangers respond to the question.

I met Audrey at a community event and she shared this story of great friendship. She shared a wonderful poem off the top of her head about her companion.

Her first time at Green Drinks had a profound impact on two people's work lives.

Increased community engagement helping the site get stronger and more viable.

Laura Moore of Good for You Gourmet talks about how she created this successful business

Successful student run program to build capacity and support students' sustainability initiatives

Researchers seem to agree that we have about 60000 thoughts. One estimate is that 80% of these are negative.

As I talked about WGWT with folks today, I asked them if it took more energy, or time to focus and share what has gone well. One senior said, "We sometimes don't have enough time to find the positive.'

A visitor from Saskatchewan raves about a week long continuing studies course she's attending