Day Four was a very emotional, sad day as it was our last although it was a lovely morning as we walked up to the Kaospilots. We were greeted with drinks and fruit and nuts when we arrived.
We checked in with what we were looking for that day and the focus was ‘releasing creativity’. We started, sat out in the sun, practising our global and focused listening skills. After a lunch of stew and potatoes, we moved on to building creative conversations and learning creative Aikido. After a few bouts of Aikido in pairs, we moved into groups and walked round the City practising our new found martial arts. We then did a whole group session which resulted in us forming a new movement for Portsmouth called ‘The Yes People’. The saddest part of the day, however, was checking out which, admittedly, was made slightly better by gifts of books and a glass of champagne!
Day 4 also happened to be a big festival day in Denmark in which bonfires were built along the beaches. So we all met up in the evening and walked to the beach to see the bonfires and have a picnic. It was a …
