Over at Joyful Jubilant Learning Network it’s an excuse to go delving into seven fine qualities.

• Listen — welcome new ideas and every teacher, listening fully opened
• Laugh — with the positive and uplifting joy others are ready to give you
• Learn — with childlike curiosity and in a collaboratively jubilant way
• Link — use others’ lessons learned as a springboard for your own, sharing your knowledge freely
• Love — tap into your passion for learning, and be of loving heart in your new bonds with others
• Live — be a shining example of the Lifelong Learner; “Be the learner you want to see in the world”
• Leap — to a new experience, stretching past the familiar, accepting leaps of higher intuition. Allow learning to transform you.

So why not join us in our Big Hairy Audacious Goal for Saturday 07-07-07 and Listen, Laugh, Learn, Link, Love, Live, and Leap to Wonder.

How?

On 07-07-07 we are determined to collect at least 777 Learning Links, possibly more.

So go and add into the comments section of JJLN seven links that illustrate those qualities of Listen, Laugh, Learn,  Link, Love,  Live, and Leap,  to Wonder.

Here are the ones I’ll be adding over there!

Listening to this man turn his fear and trepidation into magic to be shared and success for himself was a truly inspiring few minutes.  Thanks to Leah MacLean for sharing it with us all.  (I’ve just replayed it and the goosebumps are still prickling.  This is WORTH listening to.)

The Relationship Advisor and blogger in me liked this. I laughed heartily.

By implication, for us to learn there needs to be something to learn from.  One of the first places we learn is from our parents.  For those starting in a relationship, it’s a good idea to analyse what worked for our parents (or not), so that we can learn from their mistakes.

One of the most precious links I have in my blogging world is that with Karen Wallace, The Calm Coach. She generously shared my excitement as starting up this new blog, Apple Tart, with her readership.  Thanks Karen for more things than you could ever imagine.   And isn’t her site so PEACEFUL?

One of the secret ingredients to Unconditional Love is to start with loving yourself unconditionally.  Confidence is wrapped up in that package.  Anne Maybus over at The Tall Poppy started a string of post around the blogosphere aimed at Confidence in a Box.

Most of us wonder at what is Living.   Carolyn Manning over at Thoughts and Philosophies  recently  reflected on it.

Leaping as a concept makes me fearful.  But it never stops me from leaping in where angels fear to tread – especially with an opinion