Do Lectures

The most remarkable event I have ever participated in, by a significant margin. The Do Lectures. These events shake you by the shoulders and your response tells you whether you are balanced or whether you need to do some work on yourself. Passion is what really struck me at the Do Lectures. This was the most intense gathering of truly passionate people doing their purpose in the world – all together in one place.

In an atmosphere like this it is obvious when somebody is not living their authentic expression. Many of these people quit their jobs in pursuit of a closer connection with themselves. Or sometimes they can make a smaller adjustment like starting a side project or supporting something local that is already happening.

You should really watch them all, but here are a handful I particularly enjoyed to get you started.

Alice Holden HOW TO GET YOUNG PEOPLE TO LOVE THE LAND

Mickey Smith DO TRUST IN THE THINGS YOU LOVE

Steve Edge WHY YOU SHOULD HAVE A PARTY EVERYDAY

James Lynch WE ARE SHAPED BY THE THINGS WE CAN’T DO

Maggie Doyne HOW THE HUMAN FAMILY CAN DO BETTER

Nick Hand WHY WE NEED TO CELEBRATE CRAFTSMAN

Frank Chimero DO THINGS THE LONG, HARD, STUPID WAY

David Allen THE MIND IS FOR HAVING IDEAS NOT HOLDING THEM

In typical UK style founder David Hieatt posted 10 reasons not to come to the Do Lectures. I resonate most with number 4: You will feel the urgency of time passing. You will begin to hear the clock tick louder in your head. You can request an application pack for September fromapplications@thedolectures.co.uk.

Ross