Strong Offer Friday: throwing ideas up in the air like pizza dough, and watching them twirl

February 12, 2016 in Uncategorized

As I recover and reprioritize and reclaim and rediscover and reorient, I am making strong offers into the world, and I invite you to participate in any that align with your own path:

1. The Art of Activism: Hard Conversations – Intro to Racism (Starts March 8)

Over 3000 people have taken this course so far, many saying it changed their lives. Learn about racism and its impact, and gain the awareness and skills to be part of the solution, not part of perpetuating the problem. Taught in a safe, but challenging, online class environment where real dialogue (not debate) can take place.

2. The Art of Activism: Hard Conversations – Islam & Islamophobia (Starts March 28)

A new course born of the Paris killings and subsequent Islamophobia that resulted, this course will offer an introduction to Islam and Islamophobia, to help us all understand the complexities of each relative to our own beliefs and unconscious -isms.

3. The Cranky Yet Oddly Compassionate Patti Sticker Club brings you monthly delivery of awesome stickers to make life happier and more wacky.

4. Life is a Verb Camp is an annual celebration of being alive, creative, courageous, compassionate and in community. People come from around the world to have shared experiences, make art, listen to compelling speakers, and do something different with their lives. Join us! Nov 3-6, 2016, near Asheville NC.

5. Three apps I love: Todoist for keeping track of projects and action items; Photogene for editing photos; and HabitList for building the habits I want.

6. In case you missed it last Friday, this is a must-watch. Learn to transform energy in your life.

Strong Offer Friday is a compilation of what I’m working on–ideas I am tossing in the air like pizza dough, classes I am teaching, and more.

About Patti Digh

Patti Digh is an author, speaker, and educator who builds learning communities and gets to the heart of difficult topics. Her work over the last three decades has focused on diversity, inclusion, social justice, and living and working mindfully. She has developed diversity strategies and educational programming for major nonprofit and corporate organizations and has been a featured speaker at many national and international conferences.