GWS Day 2
Day 2 of GWS started with a bang. Edie Weiner’s session, ‘The Double Paradigm Shift: The Global Economic Transformation Plus The Beginning Of Civilization Alpha’. This predicted future changes, opportunities and reactions. Weiner
outlines how
we are moving into the Metaspace Economy and need to consider 10 major areas of growth: Inner Space, Outer Space, Micro Space, Cyber Space, Time Space, Design Space, Green-Blue Space, Storage Space, Play Space and Inter Space. She warns that, with this fast moving economic change happening at such a pace, the result of leaving large sections of the population ‘behind’ will inevitably lead to denial, backlash, gridlock and authoritarianism.
The afternoon of Day 2 was set aside
for wellness activities, as we hiked, paraglided, mountain-
biked and lunched atop the famous Hahnenkamm Mountain.
Although
we weren’t treated to the spectacular sunshine of our arrival day, the rain and fog didn’t stop the fun as everyone enjoyed the activities and the delicious, well-deserved lunch.
The evening gala dinner was held at Swarovski Crystal Worlds where we glittered and sparkled for a fantastic evening. We meandered through the dazzling ‘Chamber of Wonders’ enjoying cocktails and then settled for a delightful meal surrounded by more crystals than you can imagine.
The 10th research as Anniversary
Auction managed to raise $108,000 to benefit the future Global Wellness Institute
projects, an and
Susie Ellis was surprised with an award of $27000 to further her own development
international
leader of the wellness industry. Sara Jones, Editor
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