Foster Resilience in Turbulent Times

Uncertainty can often feel like a heavy fog, leaving us stuck, anxious, and unable to move forward with our most important goals. What if, instead, we could learn to navigate these moments with curiosity and even find a new path to thrive?

Drawing on insights from the new book, How to Fall in Love with Questions, this workshop offers you a transformative approach to navigating life’s uncertainties. It gives you the tools to get unstuck from uncertainty and use it as a force for growth and self-discovery. Inspired by the poet Rainer Maria Rilke’s timeless wisdom and life, this program guides you to shift your relationship with unanswered questions from one of aversion and anxiety to one of curiosity, presence, and even love. Learn why the human tendency to seek fast, easy answers can be debilitating and explore a healthier, more sustainable path of “loving the questions” to foster self-discovery and resilience in turbulent times.

In this retreat, you will discover:

• A new relationship with uncertainty: Gain a different and healthier relationship with uncertainty, moving beyond the platitude of embracing uncertainty to actively loving the questions themselves.
• Discernment of questions: Learn to distinguish between different types of questions in your life, learning a framework to help you understand which questions to hold and which to let go.
• Tools for living the questions: Gain evidence-backed tools and practical methods to develop a personal questions practice.
• Resistance to false certainty: Develop a deeper understanding of why you are seduced by fast, easy answers and learn to resist the allure of charlatans of certainty.
• Path to self-growth and discovery: Unlock deeper wisdom about how to live a more fulfilling, purposeful life.

This program is for anyone grappling with significant life questions and transitions, such as career changes, relationship uncertainties, retirement, illness, or the search for purpose. If you are seeking a new way to thrive amidst the unknown, please join us.

Recommended Reading: Elizabeth Weingarten, How to Fall in Love with Questions