4 pathways OF the wisdom leader
November 9-14, 2010
“We will be known by the tracks we leave.”
- Dakota Proverb
 The Four Pathways of the Wisdom Leader Program, for both men and women, speaks to the need for a different kind of leader for these contemporary times. To inspire, engage and motivate others to share the vision and contribute their best efforts, leaders must begin to lead from the inside out. Critical attributes of character and integrity cannot be trained but must be excavated from within oneself. The “soft” skills of leadership have become the “hard” skills and successful leaders of the future need both.
With today’s internal and external expectations and pressures, how do you remember who you are and what you intend to do? Where are you today on the path between confusion and conviction? And what do others see when they observe your leadership presence?
The four universal archetypes found in ancient wisdom traditions provide a framework to cultivate personal power and wellbeing. Through exploring our roles of Warrior, Healer, Visionary and Teacher in our leadership and personal lives we integrate and strengthen our personal leadership potential. We use the Wisdom Wheel framework to determine how we address the key organizational tasks of productivity, transparency, connectedness and sustainability back at our workplaces.
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This is a five day program. It is nature based and time spent outdoors is significant. Activities include morning walks, moderate hiking, meditation and a variety of reflection and personal growth activities. |
“There are simply no answers to some of the great pressing questions. You continue to live them out, making your life a worthy expression of leaning into the light.”
- Bill Moyers, noted American journalist
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Schedule
This 5 day program begins in Sedona on Tuesday, 4:00pm and ends on Sunday, 10:00am.
Pricing
Program cost is $1200.00. Includes program price and meals.
Details
- Prior to arrival, participants will receive all materials and pre-work.
- A list of recommended lodging options will be provided.
- Meals will be provided.
- A group conference call will be scheduled one week before the retreat.
- We will have one free afternoon and evening for individuals to shop, tour local art galleries, dine out, etc.
- A detailed itinerary and program outline will follow after registration and deposit.
Please note:
The program activities accommodate a wide range of individuals with differing levels of physical fitness. The focus is on being outdoors. Short walks on trails will be included, varying in degree of difficulty, but no lengthy hikes. Those with special needs should not be discouraged from attending and are encouraged to call to discuss options.
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