Conscious Co-Creation: The Practices for How We "Do" It (#3 of 3 in Co-Creative Power Series)

<p><strong>Co-Creation - we've defined what it is ... but HOW do you do it?</strong> How to real people living real live actually live as the co-creators of their reality, of their relationships, and of the parts of the world they impact? Living as a conscious co-creator in my experience is not some estoeric notion or nice idea, it is choice you make, and the path and practice for how you see and engage in every part of your world - from the small mundane moments and tasks to the big choices. </p> <p>To complete this special series in Embracing Your Co-Creative Power series, which focuses on Co-Creative <span style= "text-decoration: underline;">Practices</span> I thought having one of our special "Wise Woman Tea" sessions would make this part of the series most valuable for you. Wise Woman Teas are sessions where I invite on a person (or people in this case) who I am actually in relationship with and know personally, and who also is really living whatever we are exploring. </p> <p><strong>I invite you into the conversation:</strong> <em>Conscious Co-Creation: The Practices for How We "Do"</em> It with myself, Katherine Torrini and Jennifer Bloom, two women with whom I have been exploring and deepening our understanding and practice of co-creation for almost 7 years together. We are part of feminine leadership council together in which we  have intentionally dove into what co-creation is and how we 'do' it, and have co-created books, journals, events and more together. Also, while we share a love of co-creation, we also are different in our approaches and perspectives, which is why I invited them to join us. </p> <p><strong>Tune in, you are invited into the conversation where we will literally co-create the experience, and explore practices like:</strong></p> <ul> <li><strong>Magic</strong> - and how to bring it into the mundane </li> <li><strong>Imagination</strong> - the kind that led to humans making airplanes before any human had ever flown  </li> <li><strong>Conversating</strong>- how we use 'wise woman tea'