Who are your mentors? How do they challenge your suppositions?
Which philosophers make you curious? How do they provoke you?
Who are the authors you most admire? Why?

Meaningful Trainings offers our partners (those we work and learn with) an alternative pathway to exploring both self and as a result of that internal discernment - the world around us. Traditional learning offers a presentation of "knowns", things that allow us to subscribe to already constructed frameworks. Indeed helpful when walking worn paths, they don't always challenge us towards innovation and re-invention. Yet these are the things that keep us fresh.

So how do we shake them up inside of us? We offer the (6) questions at the top of this page. Take a few moments and answer them. If you are easily satisfied with your answers - continue on. If you are moved to "pause"...enjoy the consideration and whatever follows.

These are examples of what we mean by the phrase "framing imagination" as the first of our three part tag-line. Where does your imagination begin? How is it stoked? What or who gives it form? We'll let you meander down that path and look forward to exploring ideas surrounding the second part of the Meaningful Trainings tag-line, "building intention", next time!

The following link takes you to Recovery Dragon's blog page, Resources Connected. We have described and linked William White's new book, Recovery Rising.

Very simply - it's an invaluable resource for those who are engaged in the arc of treatment>healing>recovery>wellness.

http://recoverydragon.com/resources-connected/a-wonderful-resource

Enjoy & we look forward to your comments!