A Thesis on Schizophrenia and Nutrition ?

I've met some interesting people on my sea glass safaris. Last weekend I learned that one of my clients was writing a thesis about the relationship between schizophrenia and nutrition. It led to discussions around general mental health and how our day to day food habits can really impact us. It's not the first time, I have been privy to information that I wouldn't normally look up and I now know a little more about types of schizophrenia, glucose and fat.

My sea glass clients come from all kinds of backgrounds and we have had some amazing conversations so far. It reminds me that my approach to this business has always been about taking people on a journey of discovery. I am not a 'walking life coach or therapist', I leave that to the experts, but the relationships we build give a greater connection to what we create in our time together or what they choose to purchase.

I rarely directly sell, sometimes I consider that a weakness...it's a work in progress. However, I do know how to connect with most people.

On a safari, I also leave my clients alone for a little while to collect their sea glass, so they too can experience some time alone with their thoughts, the sounds of the ocean and tap into all the other senses that come from being on the beach.

I have held a few workshops and sea glass safaris and 90% want to come back and do more, so maybe that direct selling can stay parked where it is for now.