​​​Trying new things. Falling, getting back up, discovering new ways. Learning from each other and encouraging one another.

Continuing because it’s fun - even when it gets tough.

This is how young children learn naturally, through play. And for many people, these remain the most powerful motivators for growth and development throughout life.

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This – combined with our own practice in training, coaching, mentoring and teaching the art of being human – led us to the conclusion that learning and growth programs centered on being human and living wisely should meet four key criteria: 
1.    Personal relevance. Does it help you? Solve something? Make life easier?
2.    Experience-based. What you notice and feel through doing helps you understand most deeply.
3.    Connection. Growing in humanity and wisdom is most enriching when done together.
4.   Micro-dosing. We learn more deeply and sustainably when growth comes in small steps.

We brought these four elements together in what we call our Circles of Understanding.