Tranquility du jour November 29th, 2009.

Bonjour, delighted to be back from Paris.

Well, actually, I shouldn't say I'm delighted to be back from Perry.

I am delighted to be here with you, and I'm delighted to have had my experience in Perry.

And I really want to say thank you to everyone for the sweet shoutouts while I was over there

and for following along and being there virtually with me.

I'm here to welcome you to the 167th, if you can believe that, 167 episodes of Tranquility DeJure.

This is a guide, as you know, to bringing tranquility into your every day.

Today's show menu features happenings and musings on leaving your day job with Laura Zam.

It was a long time yogi went through our very first full-on teacher training, and she's just an absolute delight and a treat to follow with her continual journey of uncovering, unleashing her creativity, and making this a big part of her career.

Well, it is her career.

And now she's actually teaching others how to leave their day job and find a career in the arts.

Tranquilology teleclass. It's very excited about our upcoming teleclass next month, well, January, so almost next month, January 4th.

We're going to skip the holiday season, although I usually do these around the solstices and equinoxes. We're going to skip the holiday season, although I usually do

these around the solstices and equinoxes. We're going to skip the holidays because I think you

guys are very busy. But what we're going to do is focus instead on New Year, New Year,

which is always our most popular and most fun teleclass on really focusing on what it is we want for 2010.

So if you're interested in joining us,

you can sign up in the show notes. And then some workshops and retreats. Stay tuned to those.

We have everything from Costa Rica to D.C. to New York and Kripalu. So moving along to our featured tranquilista, Miss Laura Zamm. She's a writer, performer, filmmaker, and

educator. She has created five one-person shows, which she has presented off-Broadway, internationally,

and across the U.S. Through her award-winning play, collaterally damaged, Laura raises money

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