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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260301T183000
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CREATED:20261109T150216Z
DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://test.brewing-minds.com/event/walk-until-the-da
 y-becomes-interesting-27">Walk Until The Day Becomes Interesting</a>\nOver
 view ⏱️Schedule: Doors 18:30 → Talk 19:00→ Q&A → Mingle 🌐Lang
 uage: English Most of us organise our days so we’re never really alone\,
  lost or bored: headphones on\, maps open\, messages always a tap away\, s
 crolling while waiting for food or sitting in the U-Bahn. But what if thos
 e “uncomfortable” states were actually gateways to presence\, serendip
 ity and everyday magic? In this lecture-performance\, freediver\, entrepre
 neur and adventurer Fabian Dittrich invites us to slow down enough for the
  city — and its people — to start speaking back. We begin with a short
  group breathing exercise\, accompanied by stories from Fabian's deep free
 dives\, to experience firsthand how breath can shift attention and nervous
  system state in just a few minutes. From there\, Fabian weaves personal a
 necdotes from 15+ years of travelling\, running a nomadic company from a L
 and Rover\, and teaching freediving: encounters that only happened because
  plans fell apart\, cars broke down\, or long stretches of “walking unti
 l the day becomes interesting” were allowed to unfold. Again and again\,
  the next step did not emerge from overthinking — but from moments of op
 enness\, presence\, and the courage to follow one's intution... or: the wh
 ite rabbit Drawing on his Urban Breathwalks practice\, he shows how simple
  constraints — walking without a phone\, following your breath instead o
 f a map\, paying attention to tiny details — can open up a different rel
 ationship with the city\, with other people\, and with yourself.What we’
 ll explore How breath changes your world in minutes - A short group breath
  exercise with freediving footage to feel\, not just hear\, how breathing 
 patterns shift attention and nervous system state. The value of being lost
 \, bored and lonely - Why these states used to be a normal part of human l
 ife\, and what we lose when modern life trains us to avoid them at all cos
 ts. Serendipity as a skill\, [...]
DTSTAMP:20261109T150216Z
LOCATION:The Social Hub\, Alexanderstrasse 40\, Berlin\, Germany
SUMMARY:Walk Until The Day Becomes Interesting
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://test.brewing-minds.com/event/
 walk-until-the-day-becomes-interesting-27">Walk Until The Day Becomes Inte
 resting</a>\nOverview ⏱️Schedule: Doors 18:30 → Talk 19:00→ Q&A 
 → Mingle 🌐Language: English Most of us organise our days so we’re n
 ever really alone\, lost or bored: headphones on\, maps open\, messages al
 ways a tap away\, scrolling while waiting for food or sitting in the U-Bah
 n. But what if those “uncomfortable” states were actually gateways to 
 presence\, serendipity and everyday magic? In this lecture-performance\, f
 reediver\, entrepreneur and adventurer Fabian Dittrich invites us to slow 
 down enough for the city — and its people — to start speaking back. We
  begin with a short group breathing exercise\, accompanied by stories from
  Fabian's deep freedives\, to experience firsthand how breath can shift at
 tention and nervous system state in just a few minutes. From there\, Fabia
 n weaves personal anecdotes from 15+ years of travelling\, running a nomad
 ic company from a Land Rover\, and teaching freediving: encounters that on
 ly happened because plans fell apart\, cars broke down\, or long stretches
  of “walking until the day becomes interesting” were allowed to unfold
 . Again and again\, the next step did not emerge from overthinking — but
  from moments of openness\, presence\, and the courage to follow one's int
 ution... or: the white rabbit Drawing on his Urban Breathwalks practice\, 
 he shows how simple constraints — walking without a phone\, following yo
 ur breath instead of a map\, paying attention to tiny details — can open
  up a different relationship with the city\, with other people\, and with 
 yourself.What we’ll explore How breath changes your world in minutes - A
  short group breath exercise with freediving footage to feel\, not just he
 ar\, how breathing patterns shift attention and nervous system state. The 
 value of being lost\, bored and lonely - Why these states used to be a nor
 mal part of human life\, and what we lose when modern life trains us to av
 oid them at all costs. Serendipity as a skill\, [...]
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