In her gripping follow up to last week’s Present Moment Languaging, Part 1 video blog, Success Speak Consultant Dani Katz illuminates our growing tribe of Kickass Communicators on the subtler distinctions (and high magic) of Present Moment Languaging.
Dani Katz established her reputation as one of Los Angeles’ finest literary talents by way of her bold voice, her expanded perspective and her mastery of language, having published hundreds of articles in the LA Weekly, Los Angeles Times, Whole Life Times, LA Yoga and Santa Fe Reporter, among others. In addition to her broad spectrum of practical experience and formal studies, including a Master’s Degree in Journalism, she has spent the past seven years immersed in the study of mindful languaging and conscious communication, researching and perfecting the myriad ways, whys and hows that language influences our every human experience. She recently completed her first book, a narrative non-fiction unraveling of our singular relationship mythology, and is currently putting the finishing touches on her alchemical languaging tome: Every Word Matters.
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Editor: Hayley
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[...] Meditation whilst teamaking/drinking is about noticing the presence of your body in that space. We can notice the sense of touch of our feet on the ground, our fingers touching—turning on a tap, a kettle, opening the fridge door, holding a spoon. We can notice the sounds we make as we run the water, listen to the kettle boil, open the fridge door (and feel the cool air on our skin). So many opportunities are there for us to touch, feel, hear and experience that present moment. [...]