This new year invites us to refine our way forward. Among contemplation, aligning your purpose and life's work takes strategic implementation.
Join the SFE for a 3-part (previously live) workshop series designed to reorient you for a breakthrough year.
Donate what you want.
Taught by: Rick Alexander
** Rick's recording stopped a few minutes in so this live recording is unavailable. He will be rerecording in the next week at which point, the video will be emailed to you.
In this workshop, Rick is going to walk through the steps that research has shown are necessary to cultivating a meaningful life. At each step in the process, there will be exercises as well as Q&A to ensure that the information is tangible and easily applied to your life. In addition, we will look at some of the major forces that tend to block our path to meaning and fulfillment including fear, imposter syndrome, and lack of direction. We will end with 'applied fear work', i.e. meditations and exercises that will allow you to continue to engage with the process long after the workshop ends.
Figure out what you value
Discern your work in the world
Move through the obstables that keep you from these things
Taught by: Aaron Guyett
Ready to be a leader of leaders? "The Role of the Leader" is Aaron Guyett's workshop to help you create a systematic approach to intentional leadership. It would be difficult to lead anyone, let alone yourself if you don't know where you are and where you are going. If you are looking to clarify your position and empower others to a vision that is greater than yourself, check out "The Role of The Leader." Instead of telling you what kind of leader you need to be, Aaron Guyett wants to give you the tools to discover your leadership potential, as well as bring that leadership potential out in others. Interact with Aaron as he teaches and answers your questions on the adventure that is becoming a leader of leaders.
Belief drives purpose
Purpose drives values
Values drive vision
Vision sets intentions
Walk it out in chaos
Taught by: Jeff Depatie
Buddha declares, "all life is suffering." Ryan Holiday wrote, "the obstacle is the way." William Shakespeare is paraphrased as saying "let me embrace thee sour adversity, for wise men say it is the wisest course."
What is actually meant by these words? How do you navigate this struggle in the modern world? In this workshop, Jeff will teach you what is happening physiologically as you move through adversity with intention. You will learn practical tools and newly refined formulas to conquer a powerful new year and beyond.
Indepth roadmap of the cycle struggle and growth
Atttenion audits: B=B+E
Threat/Reward Patterns: D3
Deconstructing and rebuilding behaviour: I2
Meet your Instructors
Cadre Experience
Rick is an author, speaker, and educator who specializes in helping individuals and organizations understand themselves better so that they can; increase performance, find meaning in their work and build a life that is in alignment with their ultimate goals. As a former member of the Naval special operations community as well as an ultra-endurance athlete, Rick crafts content to help lead people through adversity and into a life of meaning.
Rick has not only passed multiple rigorous special forces selection programs with attrition rates as high as 78% but also served on the cadre for the Naval Special Warfare Orientation course which saw as many as 2500 candidates per year try their hand at the hardest selection program in the world.
Rick served as an instructor, a counselor, and in many cases, a mentor for the students looking to become a Navy SEAL or SWCC. He is also the author of Burn Your Couch and Ambitious Heroes and Heartache.
Jeff is the co-founder and the Chief Course Architect of The Process. His vision is to identify superior non-military men and bring them together to see if they collectively can solve some of the world’s biggest issues from the ground up.
Jeff is committed to maintaining peak physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual shape – in addition to constantly improving the courage it takes to will that strength. For years, he’s been building his skills in the following crafts:
Jeff has spent years of his life in deserts, jungles, extreme cold, and other hardly inhabitable geographies. He has been a student and a seeker of adventure and human possibility. In the words of Master Yoda, “failure the greatest teacher there is.”
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The proceeds will be given to the speakers for their time. Donations are in USD. Donations are 100% optional.
