Hi

The last few months have been wonderfully encouraging for the Day Crafting community. There are lots of Apprentice Courses happening, both open to anyone and through organisations wanting something bespoke. In the last year, I’ve worked with Apprentices from Sweden, the USA, Canada and the UK. Day Crafting is resonating far and wide, and next year, we can add Australia to the list. 

Can you get involved in what’s next? 

I would like to hear from you on the topic of change. The fifth and final workbook in the Apprentice series applies all of the material so far to the subject of change. It’s a topic with many facets, from the changes we want to make to coping with unexpected changes. Should it be about evolving habits, navigating life transitions, or facing the unexpected with resilience? Would you like to develop nonconscious habits, conscious rituals and even ceremonies to mark change?

Your Voice Matters

This is where your insights and questions become the core of the content. I invite you to share your reflections on what change means to you, what aspects intrigue you, and what experiences you’ve had or seek to have in navigating change. Your input will be instrumental in shaping the content of the forthcoming workbook, ensuring it aligns with the real-world challenges and aspirations of the Day Crafting community.

I would also like to hear any negative thoughts you have on the topic or reasons why you wouldn’t be interested in a workbook. Please send me an email reply, start a discussion on the Facebook Group or arrange a 1:1 Zoom with me. 

Meanwhile, there are over 150 people taking part in NOvember this year, which is amazing. It is my experiment in growing the reach of this newsletter. I’d value your help with increasing the number of subscribers. It’s not too late to recommend NOvember to anyone you know or to use the ‘share now’ button below on any of your networks.

Yours,

Bruce.

PS: As it's National Sandwich Day, remember, every sandwich of change we craft today enriches the recipe of our lives tomorrow! (I have no idea what that means either).