I hired someone to do a rendering of what Moondays could look like. I only had one revision after the initial submission. There's so much I'd like to change, but it would get too costly to keep going. Hopefully it will help people picture it, along with the video that's coming and how I describe it in the body of the Kickstarter page. 

Nervous about my video. Michael asked me to journal for 4 days leading up to the shoot to " lubricate my mind" for the interview.  Will I say the right things? Will I say everything I want to say? Will my mental health be okay?

Sound bites I'm working on:

1. What is the pain point/ issue?
2. What's my solution?
3. What will users learn?
4. What is my background? (that's the easiest!)
5. What future am I creating?

There are many various pieces to the video shoot: 2 main interviews besides me, and these scenes: cafe, retail, henna, massage, tarot & astrology reading, hair braiding and Jen playing her dobro. Will the various vignette scenes work? Will we remember and have all the right props? We have from 8:00am-1:00pm to get it all done. I have a feeling we'll have to rush to get everything all cleaned up and out the door at the end.

Having to keep track of thousands of emails and people's responses is a big task. I wonder what people's responses will be after they see the link. Will I be inundated with billions of responses? Hopefully, all good? :-) This is definitely an interesting adventure.

It's scary putting yourself out there! Thank Goddess I came across Brene Brown's latest talk on why it's necessary to have courage to be vulnerable. It really helped shore up my confidence. Often it takes a lot of courage to go for your dreams. No matter what happens, I'd be satisfied if they put on my headstone "At least she tried." We'll never know if something is possible unless we try.
I've been sending emails and direct messages asking if people would give me feedback on my next step and I will send the link when it's ready. So far, I've been getting great responses. I wonder what people will say when I send them the Kickstarter preview page? I'm really happy with the way it's coming together, thanks to Michael Zelig's help from Start Motion Media. Michael is a crowd sourcing expert and filmmaker I hired to help me with this project. 
My transiting astrology is prime for the timing. My Saturn return is happening and Jupiter and Pluto are all in my 10th house. The 10th house is the house of career. My natal Saturn and Jupiter are also on my mid-heaven which has to do with career, and they are coming into conjunction, which is a very positive aspect. Saturn is the planet that makes you focus and is a task maker. Jupiter is the benefactor planet that has to do with expansion and money. Pluto represents death and rebirth and transformation. Sounds like I'm in for a ride!

I often hear women say that they'd love to have a place for women to gather. Every time I hear that, it gives me fuel to move forward with my project. We are all yearning for a place to connect with other women, take a respite from this crazy world, be authentic, be witnessed and share deeply. We deserve it! There are women's circles happening all over the world where we can do just that. Check out http://www.findawomenscircle.com/ as a resource to find a women's circle in your area.
​Watch the videos of my weekly updates to follow along with my crowd sourcing journey, which launches in June, to establish the first brick-and-mortar Moondays location!  

Our culture pushes us to go, go, go all the time. It's way too yang. Moondays will be a great excuse to take the time out and be in yin mode. Taking short respites is so important for our health and building our "feminine muscles."
​Watch the videos of my weekly updates to follow along with my crowd sourcing journey, which launches in June, to establish the first brick-and-mortar Moondays location!