Dwight Cope: Medicine Park's Motorcycle Mayor - OKIE Magazine
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An<br />
in <br />
about & by Jordan Godlewski<br />
t some point in everyone’s life they get burned out<br />
and feel that they have lost their way. That happened to me. I<br />
started to feel that I was becoming stagnant and had no clear<br />
path to the things that I wanted to achieve. I felt a change of<br />
scenery was in order. Now, to bring you up to speed, I had<br />
signed up for yoga and art retreat in Provence, the South of<br />
France for two weeks over a year ago and the timing could<br />
not have been any better. I really didn’t have any expectations<br />
about the other people on the retreat, the only thing I knew<br />
was I was the only male in a group of eighteen females. The<br />
only real expectation I had was not to come home with an<br />
impressive art journal since I was deprived of creativity and<br />
connection. As the trip progressed I found myself visiting with<br />
a different group of ladies each day and was absolutely blown<br />
away by these individuals. I was surrounded by creative,<br />
intellectual people who were all very much accomplished in<br />
<br />
to put into words when you feel such a connection with a group<br />
of people who have the ability to give you that recharge you<br />
are in need of. It was at this moment I thought, maybe you<br />
<br />
scenery. Maybe all you need is to connect with new individuals<br />
and experience the synergy that is created when like-minded<br />
individuals interact. As the week went on I found myself<br />
wanting to work more and more on my art journal because I<br />
simply couldn’t remember all the ideas I was constantly having.