Win Win World Tour 09/10

So, today I’ve written a note on enlightenment, moved forward with my business planning and had a conversation about what I guess could be labeled “casual prostitution” during my dinner. Just another day in Patong Beach…

Enlightenment (+ awesome opportunity for extraordinary visionaries)
The note on enlightenment stems from my last conversation with Pamela von Sabljar and our decision to collect parts of our conversations in a book about, that’s right, enlightenment. By the way, if you or anyone you know is looking for a world class mentor, I’m happy to announce that Pamela now opens the doors for a few new highly selected clients. It’s a twelve-week kick-ass mentor program for extraordinary visionaries with an amazing will & commitment to move forward. The results when working together with this fabulous woman are nothing short of amazing. Drop me a line at malin@winwinworldtour.com and I’ll connect with you to find out if you’re a perfect fit for the program.

The business planning is fun!
I’m going through the deals that just seem to land on my lap, together with products & programs (like the one I mentioned above) that not only has the potential to shift lives and increase energy levels on their own. They also fit well into the business I’m finally setting up, to generate the income that will propel me towards the ultimate goal of my journey: investing $100 000 per month in projects empowering millions of people spread across all of our continents. (Yep, it’s still there, it never disappeared, I only had some random stuff to face and go beyond before I dared looking at the challenge I created for myself.)

And the prostitution…
Well, it’s about this chick that I really like because she’s always so warm and caring and helpful and nice to be around… She sat down with me, seemingly nervous, and asked if I could help her out. She’s short of 3 000 Baht for a payment towards the car that makes it possible for her dad to continue with his work up in Bangkok. Could I please lend her the money and have them back on the 5th when she receives her salary? As much as I’d love to help her out, I just don’t have the money myself at the moment. The next part is the sad part. If she doesn’t find the money, she’ll “go out on Bangla to go with falang”. Nothing special with that, that’s pretty much what all Thai ladies around here does. Many of them seem to do it more for the easy extra cash than for the actual “need” for it (“I never fuck for free” & “I only fuck handsome men” are two phrases I hear ever so often). But today, hearing this side of it, I started thinking about what else is possible. Really, paying the 3 000 Baht wouldn’t be a sustainable solution. Next month the payment is another 8 000 Baht, which is the total monthly payment AND her total monthly salary. So, what else is possible? And not just for this one person in this isolated situation, but on a bigger scale? What else can warm hearted talented young women do to be able to support themselves and often their families too?

Some sort of conclusion
What I do, I mean the core of the Win Win World Tour, is taking baby steps towards brightening up our world/increasing our energy levels/moving our world forward together with other dedicated visionaries. I’m knitting and stapling and building, creating a highly-profitable-business-to-be, that increases the possibilities for awesome visionaries to spread even more of their awesomeness at the same time as a significant cash flow is generated. An increasing part of that cash flow will fund projects which in different ways empower people around the world – for example young women as the one above who now chooses casual prostitution simply because that how it’s done.

But hey, I’m new to most of what I’m doing and no matter how giddy I get when I experience one divine intervention after another, I still have a lot of things to figure out and/or put in place. What I’m saying is that this whole adventure that I’m experiencing is a journey & a learning process in so many ways. It’s taking a lot of time and it’s ok. I no longer feel an urge to “save the world” because no matter what I do or don’t, I’m sure that the world is moving in the right direction at a very decent speed. I’ve let go of my trying-to-be-a-saint-approach and I’m embracing the fact that I do this because I highly enjoy experiencing so many different aspects of life. If I can contribute to make the world a bit brighter in the process, then high five for that – but honestly, there’s no “saving” needed. People are highly capable. What we can use a bit more of is creative ways to collaborate and cooperate, so that even more of people’s gifts and passions brighten up our world.

Oh, my thoughts give birth to new thoughts giving birth to new ones, continuing ever after. Hey! It’s time to take care of some final tasks and then we’re going out to play pool and dance. It’s been way too long since last time and having fun is fun. Simple as that. :)

I’ll continue sharing my reflections another day.