We are all Wayfinders.

Finding our way and navigating our lives and vocations relies on our inner resource of courage. The traditional ocean navigational practices of wayfinding provide insights and skills that are needed in moments of dynamic change and flux: when we are far off any known map of our lives.

Navigational knowledge is especially needed when facing a time of profound uncertainty, as we are at this moment of pandemic and social unrest. It is also true when we are in a time of any personal or professional transition, such as times of grief, a restless longing for change, a new challenging role, an approaching or recent retirement, health difficulties and the reality of aging, or the end of a relationship.

In a Circle of Trust®, we will renew our capacity for greater courage in an inclusive, safe, and disciplined space of ‘solitude in community’. We will explore leadership using the practices of storytelling, evocative readings, visual images, inner reflection, guided meditations, and facilitated discussions. We will experience the centuries of wisdom embedded in the Clearness Committee process.

Dan Hines guides a process of discovery from his varied life experience, the depth of wisdom teachings, spiritual traditions, and the open ocean navigational practices of wayfinding.

This program is for you if:

• You are open for the challenge of courageous introspection toward self-growth
• You are reconsidering how you want to offer your leadership to the world, whether you are in a new position, leaving a role, find yourself in another life transition, or hoping to renew your sense of meaning and purpose
• You would appreciate learning with a community of engaged leaders from various fields
• You resonate with the Circle of Trust® approach and the social teaching of the activist Parker J. Palmer and the Center for Courage & Renewal