Unshrouding Vulnerability: Airing your Figurative Laundry

Since we've embarked upon this collaborative journey, we've canvassed a tremendous amount of terrain. In brief, we've individually and collectively: GPS tracked and illustrated the chief origin of our equilibrium; unveiled our nemeses/beasts/dragons by virtue of notes to ourselves; channeled our relative superpowers; and annihilated "white noise" amid sound interpersonal communication. Yet, have we exposed our vulnerability via heartfelt written letters to loved ones as of late? A letter void of criticism that is... exclusively saturated with optimism. If not, I implore you to do so alongside our special guests and I this episode. Go ahead...try it... take a leap of faith, and I'll be at your disposal along this expedition. What emotions did this exercise evoke for you? What was the aftermath? Did you present your letter or "ode" to the recipient or recipients of choice? What was the outcome? What are your sentiments regarding unveiling your vulnerability? What is your level of comfort in displaying such?

Accomplished physicist, professor, poet and author, Dr. Angelaurelio Soldi, will grace us with his English and translated native Italian rendition of my original poem, "The Accolades: Dedicated to Mother."  Read more about his revolutionary work here: https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/c92157e2-77ea-4f54-86c2-5b80cff14207

Link to the written poem:  https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ztYLjfSvA8KBjg6pR-n8jrplJ7UOPdWDOIXEcbbZxwU/edit?usp=drivesdk