Jonathan Fields

Not a pen, pencil.

I'm not sure why, but that just feels righter to me.

And I want them to write one intention for another person in the room without naming them, just one.

Right.

And intention that they feel like they would love to wish for anybody in the room and basically put it into a small bowl in the center.

And then we would each like shake it around and each draw one out.

Yeah, I love this.

I love the simplicity of it also.

There's a, you know, like you literally like these are five things and just go through and figure out what do you want each one of these things to be.

And I would imagine also you can kind of like map these out in your head and plan for it.

And then in the moment, there are going to be times where it unfolds exactly the way you thought and hope.

And then there'll be times where it kind of like goes off the rails a little bit.

And there'll be other times where something just profound and transcended that you never saw coming happens.

And you're like, this is what was meant to happen, even though I had no idea that that's what, you know, what I really needed in my heart.

Yeah, love that.

So let's say somebody's joining us for the conversation.

They're nodding along saying, yeah.

This feels interesting.

It feels right.

And they're moving through a transition, empty nest, parents who may be transitioning, friendship that needs to be repaired or ending, a career chapter, which a lot of people are moving through right now.