• Challenges. Motivation for self-practice can be elusive, especially if we have to make drastic changes in how we work and live and parent (all from home); sense of growth can be elusive, with online classes being less ideal than in-person classes;
• Community and structure help. Being part of a taiji community and attending weekly  zoom classes have been helpful for some of us in keeping up the practice. 
• Transforming taiji/wellness practices. It's inspiring to hear the different ways people have modified/transformed their taiji practice, by either incorporating/adopting other taiji forms or other martial arts, or by adding or switching to other physical or artistic activities such as swimming, walking, playing/learning music;
• Adapting to changes means seeing what's most needed and directing resources to that. If making progress in taiji feels elusive at the moment, do more of what's uplifting and joyful, so that when we are ready to pick up from where we left off, we will be ready and recharged.

a) What is taiji and what is taiji TO YOU? 
b) How have you benefited from Taiji?  
c) What have you discovered through Taiji, about the art itself, other arts/cultures, yourself? What is one piece of wisdom Taiji has brought you? 
d) Have you been applying Taiji principles to other activities or areas of your life? If so, how?