The Science of Synchronicity

One of my big passions during our travels around the world is learning new things. I am also open to new possibilities and I truly believe (and have seen first-hand) that travel is the best education (for our kids but also for us adults. Sometimes, I feel that my wife and I have learned even more than our 3 young children). So, when the opportunity came about to try something new through my good friend Darren Jacklin, I decided to pursue the opportunity further. Darren connected me with Nyali Muir, Transformative Coach, Leadership Trainer and Health & Wellbeing Consultant. Nyali has coached Kenyan Olympic Team on Empowerment, Confidence Building and Culture Change. While I was in Baguio, we had a spontaneous “quick call” which ended up being 2 hours long. Soon after, I found about Nyali’s Research Project about “PATTERN NEW WIRING.” Basically, it means changing your life and results through changing your unconscious thoughts and belief by doing daily meditation and manifestation exercises. I have “never been into meditation.” Maybe you have said the same thing to yourself or similar things like “I can’t meditate” or “I’m too busy to meditate.” It’s important to reframe and reposition it to “I’m too busy NOT to meditate.” So even though I was “busy” and “wasn’t sure if it was for me”, I decided to give it a go! Here’s what happened… We decided to do Weekly Sessions for 8 weeks (2 months) which we then extended to 12 weeks (3 months) every Tuesday at 9 am EST (9 pm for me in the Philippines and 3 pm for Nyali in the United Kingdom). At first, I found it very challenging and difficult to sit still and meditate. In fact, I would get restless, open up my eyes, and my mind would wander. I also had challenges with wifi and internet stability as we were traveling between remote villages and cities and states and countries (Philippines to Taiwan to the Philippines again). However, I decided to “Trust The Process” and kept showing up to the Weekly Sessions as well as doing Daily Meditation at “home” (or at the hotel or hostel or Airbnb where we were staying in). Home is where the heart is (or in this day and age, home is where the wifi is)! For us Digital Nomads, home is our backpacks and the place where we crash temporarily before heading […]

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