Heidi Harmon – The Heart of Activism

While the turmoil we’re contending with likely breaks your heart (or makes your blood boil with rage), one thing it’s also doing is giving you a sacred opportunity to make critical choices about how to stand up and act. How does your deep-seated, authentic passion DRIVE you to show up fully and answer the call? In this module, you’ll dive into practical ways to create heart-level change. You’ll also:

• Discover small action steps you can take to create big change, in all forms of activism — from personal to public
• Be given powerful exercises to discern your calling, share your wisdom, and pinpoint your direction
• Dispel myths about transformational work and activism
• Explore what feminine leadership is and isn’t — and why it’s become a mandate for transformation
• Examine the similarities and differences between feminine leadership and leading with the feminine
• Delve into how feminine leadership applies to men
• Explore how women’s roles and girls’ roles connect with politics and spirituality
• Find out precisely how to turn spiritual ideas into inspiredaction

And to help you embody feminine leadership, you’ll be given daily practicesfor mindfulness, active listening, gratitude, forgiveness, and self-care — plus empowering yoga poses and other somatic exercises.

Have you had glimpses, moments, or times in your life when you knew what you were meant to do? Knowing your sacred why is essential to authentic activism and a fulfilling life. Once you know your why, you open to a radical clarity about what you’re here to do. In this module, you’ll identify your why, and how to shape how you show up in the world through your why. You’ll also:

• Hear a vulnerable personal story as Heidi shares her experience of not having known her why (not to mention who, how, or what)
• Find out exactly how Heidi and others started showing up to their calling by identifying their why
• Step into a simple, profound 5-step visualization process to tune in to your why
• Dive even deeper into the discovery of your why during the small-group session, where you’ll have the chance to ask each other clarifying questions, support one another, and see what resonates
• Practice an embodied meditation to strengthen your motivation and get crystal clear on what your why calls you to
• From yourwhy, begin to answer, “Is this mine to do?”

How do you practice authentic activism as a revolutionary act, from the inside out? To paraphrase Eckhart Tolle, “Don’t ask what you want to do — ask what the world wants to do through you.” In this module, you’ll dive deep into what you’re being called to do — and you’ll become more equipped. You’ll also:

• Be given practices for living your values – so your values translate into activism
• Start overcoming internal barriers to acting on your values
• Discover how to simplify from all the things you’re doing, distilling down to the core of where your heart screams “YES!”
• Find out how to make your passion focused, productive, meaningful, and life-giving
• Explore practices for stepping back in order to step up, getting quiet to get loud
• Examine your unique gifts, skills, and talents
• Identify what makes you uncomfortable, what makes you scared, and where you need growth
• Delve into the critical skill of civic empathy

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How do you practice the heart of activism while facing inner and outer critics? Challenges give us opportunities to better ourselves and our world. In this module, you’ll get tools and a framework for handling the challenges of criticism and converting them into energy for creating positive change. You’ll also explore:

• Righteous rage
• Strategies to start getting comfortable outside your comfort zone
• How to address the shadow/inner critic and limiting beliefs
• How society or individuals send you the message that you’re not ready or not good enough (and how to love past that scorn)
• The power of naming the negativity and discouragement — and seeing the opportunity in the experience
• How to identify, name, and experience a feeling, and then set it aside

How do you ensure personal wellness in order to create local and global wellness? In this module, you’ll cultivate your capacity for fierceness and courage through the essential ingredient for catalyzing change that every woman needs: self-care. You’ll also:

• Discover why self-care isn’t just about baths and facemasks — and what YOU need to keep your mind, body and spirit healthy
• Build a lifestyle that doesn’t burn you out, but deeply fulfills you
• Practice breathing as a radical act of service, and feel what justice feels like in your body
• Practice “what’s good for the body is good for the planet,” through your shopping and nutrition choices
• Receive practices for nourishing your body and nourishing your soul so you can nourish the world
• Examine to what extent self-care and beauty connect with public image
• Dive into the critical democratization of wellbeing

How can you thoughtfully and inclusively implement your why into the work you do in the world? And how can you call the world not just to justice but to JOY? In this module, you’ll delve into how to create a circle of support and tap into like-minded communities and resources. You’ll also explore:

• How to connect to what’s happening in our communities with awareness, vulnerability, and action
• A framework to guide you in creating a network of supportive allies
• Frontline communities, the movements that are happening inside of them, and what they need
• How those who are closest to the pain are closest to the solution
• Critical strategies for active listening
• Ways to bring together the collective agendas of the many to a multidimensional, unified, actionable vision
• How to lift up others, address conflict, and harmonize polarities while tearing down the hierarchy
• Using the power of the potluck to start conversations, build relationships, and support each other in our why

What does sacred leadership look like as we engage our world to move progress forward? In this module, we’ll dive into an interactive conversation about educating and inspiring others. Heidi will share more deeply about her experiences as a civic leader and community organizer — and invite you to share your experiences and hopes for moving your “why” forward and inspiring others to join you. You’ll also:

• Receive tools to empower you to join or form local groups — so you can create momentum around key issues and your why
• Review the characteristics that leaders you admire embody
• Explore how movement-building is about saying “YES!” to your own why by showing up as uniquely you
• Determine your commitment and the value of writing sacred contracts
• Be guided through a process to crystalize your plan

In this exciting dialogue between two spiritually-based political authors, Mark and Stephen explore how to combine the principles of trans partisanship with consciousness work and specific reforms to lead America in the right direction. They talk about the inner shifts required to be a “sacred citizen,” how to constructively bridge partisan divides, and how to apply the principles of “political cross-training” to forge better solutions that integrate the wisdom of left and right. Stephen’s book, Sacred America, Sacred World, has inspired rave reviews from across the political spectrum and charts the path to a lasting evolution of our democracy by focusing on unifying solutions and a higher vision for our country.

Stephen Dinan is the CEO of The Shift Network and a member of the prestigious Transformational Leadership Council and Evolutionary Leaders groups. As the former Director of Membership and Marketing at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, he was the driving force behind the Shift in Action program, which grew to 10,000 paying members. He is also the author of Radical Spirit and Sacred America, Sacred World. Stephen directed and helped create the Esalen Institute’s Center for Theory & Research, a think tank for leading scholars, researchers and teachers to explore human potential frontiers.

Join Stephen Dinan as he interviews Gregg Braden, who’s best known as a scientist and new paradigm leader who also has fascinating insights into American history and the role of the warrior in creating a world at peace. There was a time when we could draw a line between politics and our everyday lives, but no longer. The political process is what creates the social and legal environments that allow us to live the way we choose to live in our hearts. Stephen and Gregg discuss finding sustainable ways to solve the problems that we find on our doorstep today.

Gregg Braden is an American author who wrote about the 2012 phenomenon and became noted for his claim that the magnetic polarity of the earth was about to reverse. Braden argued that the change in the earth’s magnetic field might have effects on human DNA. He’s also argued that human emotions affect DNA and that collective prayer may have healing physical effects. He’s published many books through Hay House publishing. In 2009, his book, Fractal Time, was on the The New York Times bestseller list.

Marianne Williamson has spent the majority of her life immersed in spiritual teachings, and inspiring others with her Course of Miracles program, teaching and talks. Seeing how politicians often fail to ground their work in spiritual teachings and values, Marianne ran for public office in 2014 in an effort to change the nature of political discourse from one simply focusing on economic entitlements and political rights to one steeped in universal spiritual values. We will explore what inspired her to make this shift, why she believes it is so important for other spiritual practitioners to become more politically engaged, what conscious politics can look like, and how to infuse political speech and action with both the words and values of love, generosity, kindness and justice.

Marianne Williamson is an internationally acclaimed lecturer, activist, and author of four #1 New York Times bestselling books. She has been one of America’s most well known public voices for more than three decades and is now a candidate for the 2020 U.S. presidential election. Seven of her 12 published books have been New York Times bestsellers and Marianne has been a popular guest on television programs such as Oprah, Good Morning America, and Bill Maher. A quote from the mega best seller A Return to Love, “Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure…” is considered an anthem for a contemporary generation of seekers.

Here’s What You’ll Receive

An Unprecedented Opportunity to Join the Activist to Elected Virtual Training

We feel honored Heidi Harmon has chosen to partner with The Shift Network to offer this exclusive online training. This is a rare opportunity to learn from climate change activist, yogi, and America’s “Coolest” Mayor, whose powerful insights and pioneering work are helping us use our power to create new possibilities in our communities and around the world.

Through this powerful online format, you’ll not only save time and money on workshop costs (plus travel, accommodations, and meals — which would cost thousands of dollars), you’ll be able to benefit from Heidi’s incredible teachings and exercises from the comfort of your home — and at your own pace!

If you’re serious about creating positive change in your life, your community, and around the world, then you owe it to yourself, your loved ones, and our planet to take this one-of-a-kind training.

If you’re ready to find your why and live your destiny, click the register button below to reserve your space now.

About Heidi Harmon

Heidi Harmon is the Mayor of San Luis Obispo, California. She won her election on November 8, 2016. Her run for public office came after being elected a delegate to the Democratic National Convention representing Bernie Sanders.

Heidi is an experienced community organizer, climate change activist, and public speaker with a track record of success in impacting positive change through coalition building, policy advocacy, and public education.

She was also an early childhood educator in San Luis Obispo for many years and continues to teach a music program for young children.