Walkshop: Time is money, but there is never enough time

This walkshop takes you on a pleasant walk to reflect together on time and how to better cope with the fast pace of life

Let’s take a moment for ourselves in a scenic location and discover ways to better recover from the fast pace of life. We combine healthy activity, the beauty of nature, mindfulness, reflecting on our experiences, and supportive companions, all of which are essential factors in supporting our well-being. We’ll take a leisurely walk and enjoy a picturesque picnic with delicious food and engaging discussions.

Time is money. The more I work the more I earn. I have to be productive as often as possible. Resting is a waste of time. Do any of these beliefs sound familiar to you? During this walkshop we will dig deep into different sets of beliefs, whether about money, success or our self-worth, that play a big role in how we use our time. We will discover which restrictive thought patterns might be holding you back and learn how to make your thoughts serve you both in making money and making time for what matters.

The walk covers a maximum of 7 kilometres and does not require any prior physical preparation.

Tour Organizer:
– Merili Ginter is a true enthusiast in self-development and an experienced moderator of podcasts and conversations. As the main organiser of Impact Day, the biggest sustainability festival in the Baltics, she has paid lots of attention to making the workflow and mindset of herself and her team more sustainable. Merili is the guest host of this season’s last walkshop. She will guide the conversations mindfully and support the participants in discovering the beliefs that can affect their work and free time related habits.
– Maret Kesküla is a slow living trainer and counsellor with a psychology background. During this walkshop, Maret will lead the practical exercises. Through that, she helps the participants discover new ways of reducing the negative impact of their current beliefs and creating new and more supportive thought patterns.

Group Size: Up to 10 people

Language: ENG

Meeting point: parking lot of the Emajõe-Suursoo nature center

It is possible to arrive by car. If you are interested in carpooling with the organisers or other visitors from Tartu then let us know by writing to us on social media @lihtsalt.rahulikult or by email [email protected]

Please wear comfortable and weather-appropriate clothing. Take along your water bottle,everything else, such as mosquito repellent and sunscreen, is provided by the organisers.

What is included in the price?
● two-course lunch
● discussions moderated by a certified trainer for adults
● pre-planned and fully guided hike itinerary

The walkshop is a part of the European Capital of Culture Tartu 2024 side programme.

This is your moment of relaxation that creates a much longer-lasting impact!