Workshop Details

Do you find yourself doing what others want you to do, but not what you want to do? Do you have trouble asking for what you want? One way we can start to make change is by visualizing what we want for ourselves and setting intentions for the coming year. In this workshop, we will create a vision board, also known as a "treasure map." You can make a vision board however you want - draw, paint, or make a collage from magazines, pictures, drawings, or objects from nature. It's your vision board so you create it. 

"A treasure map is an actual, physical picture of your desired reality. Basically the treasure map should show you in your ideal scene, with your goal fully realized."
- Shakti Gawain, Creative Visualization 

Here is Wendy's vision board. In this workshop, you'll make your own!

BENEFITS:​ 

• Inspire and motivate your intentions
  
• Explore and release obstacles (old habits and stories) that block our awakening
• Find your sense of freedom and joy
• Restore a sense of playful joy and freedom to create what we want in our lives

DETAILS:

The workshop cost is $125, including lunch and materials. A $50 deposit is due by 12/20/18. Payment details will be provided upon registration. Please bring any additional materials, such as magazines, that might be useful for yourself or the group.

The workshop is facilitated by Wendy Wagoner, Awakening Coach.

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EXPLORE Northern Michigan

T​he workshop is located in Grawn, Michigan, which is a prime location for exploring the remote areas of Northern Michigan. The neighboring town of Interlochen is home to Interlochen Center for the Arts, a renowned destination for arts education and cultural programs. And if you head west, you'll be in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore within 40 minutes.  

The winter holiday season is a special time of the year to visit Northern Michigan. While the workshop will be during the day, you have the option of going out in the evenings for food, drinks, shopping or even a moonlit snowshoe through the woods. If you are from out of town, I highly recommend that you extend your trip so you have time to explore. 

SnowshoEING | sleeping bear dunes national lakeshore

While Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore draws large crowds in the summer, it is tranquil and quiet in the winter. 

From Grawn, the drive to the National Lakeshore will take you around 40 minutes. 

Showshoeing is permitted on all snow-covered dunes, fields and forests in the Lakeshore during the winter season. Guided Snowshoe Hikes with a National Park Ranger are also available. 

Other available winter activities include cross country skiing, sledding, ice fishing, snowmobiling, and camping (yes, even in the winter!)

​Visit the Visitor Center in Empire, MI or the National Park Website to plan your trip. 

Note: There are fees to enter the park if you don't have a National Park Pass. More details here. 

rock hunting at the point bensie lighthouse

Along the Lake Michigan shoreline near the small, quiet town of Frankfort, the Point Bensie Lighthouse offers an escape to a peaceful beach filled with differently colored pebbles. The lighthouse opens at the end of May.

Please check with the National Lakeshore about rules and regulations before taking ​any rocks or pebbles without permission. 

SHOP at gwen frostic 

Instagram: gwen_frostic

Tucked away and built almost within the ground and surrounding landscape in Benzonia, MI, shopping Gwen Frostic is a must-do. Every time I stop, I stock up on her prints for year-round cards, Christmas gifts and more. They are relatively inexpensive and its peaceful to wonder the grounds and look down into the workshop where everything is printed. 

Register For the Workshop Here