Meg Mitchell, Wings grad and co-creator of our new Equity and Agility seminar (launch date postponed due to COVID-19) Learning about race as a person who identifies as white has been a continuous journey of uncomfortable richness for me. Years ago, I would have said that my journey
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Bias (noun): A prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair. If you are a human being like me, you have biases. I’m aware of some of my biases and still I have
Read more →Periodically we’ll ask seminar graduates to tell us about their experiences in the seminar room. Southern Oregon resident Tyler Scott shares about his journey through the core series and Authentic Leader: “I had almost no intrinsic desire to attend my first Wings seminar. I was asked to
Read more →— Janet Jaenke I can remember the moment that I learned of the WellBeing seminar. Life had really been a struggle for me; feeling like I had spent the last few years just existing and not really living. My personal life had been a whirlwind for the last few years. My career
Read more →Find a quiet place where you can be uninterrupted for about 30 minutes. Collect a sheet of paper and a writing instrument. Center your thoughts and imagine yourself as an outside observer of your past. Reflect on the following from this observer perspective. 1. Draw a horizontal
Read more →Editor’s note: Lance Wyss is a recent graduate of Wings Seminars’ three-seminar core series—WellBeing, CrossOver, and LifeWorks We asked him to talk about what got him interested in the seminars and what move him quickly through the core, which he started in July 2018 and completed 10
Read more →Editor’s note: We will offer Integrate, our seminar on self-acceptance, just twice this year. This seminar focuses on your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual self, as well as your “shadow” (those parts we repress because they don’t align with our ideas of who we “should” be). It
Read more →Editor’s Note: Nancy Swift is founding director of the Jefferson Economic Development Institute, JEDI, a community economic development nonprofit serving northern California. JEDI hosts a Women’s Business Center that provides business training, financial literacy training and leadership development to women seeking greater prosperity. We asked her to
Read more →Editor’s note: David Larson is a physician who also facilitates our introductory seminar, WellBeing (formerly PES). We asked him to share his self-development journey and more about his plans in January to host the first Wings WellBeing seminar in the San Diego area. Tell us about your
Read more →Editor’s note: Chuck King was part of the first Grace and Gratitude assist team in 2017. He found Wings in 2004 when a friend recommended it to him when he was going through a rough time. He said it changed his life, and he keeps going to seminars and
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