We facilitate change because I reflected backwards and connected the dots on my quest for identity and change, a journey that took me on the most deadly migration route in the world, across the central Sahara desert, from West Africa to Scandinavia, and found 12 key stages of a life cycle that also relates to the journeys of change that individuals, groups, organizations and communities go through in pursuit of their goals. The journey always comes back to us. Therefore, we must make choices and take responsibility, and be the change that we want to see happen. This program takes you through the 12 stages of the change process and helps you to reach your intended destination in your personal like, at work and in entrepreneurship.
2. ‘The Journey
Back to Me’:
Identity crisis.
A bumpy ride around age 9-12 years.
A decision to help people find their identity & purpose.
Setting goals: 1. Study Law and Diplomacy abroad. 2.
Explore identity and life purpose. 3. Search for Scandinavian
relatives.
One of the most dangerous migration routes in the world.
From Ghana in West-Africa across the central Sahara desert
to Denmark, in Scandinavia. Learning and transformation.
Making a difference - It’s not what happens to you, it’s what
you do about it that matters.
5. Some heroic
quests
concern:
Health
Financial
Relationships
Career
Education
Family
Community
Spiritual
Entrepreneurship
History
Sales
Customer service
Change
Self-confidence
Leadership
Business development
Time management
Teamwork
12. What
colour is
your
‘Apple’?
1. What’s your challenge/problem
situation?
2. What’s prompting you to
change?
3. What fear is in the way of
making you change?
13. The road less
travelled.
From Djanet
toGhat.
Sahara desert is the size of the entire United States ofAmerica.
3,500 miles of desert.
A week’s trek on foot in the central Sahara from Djanet to Ghat.
One person in four travellers succumb to the dire conditions and die.
At the start, get rid of stuff that can wear you down on the trek.
Human bones sticking out of the sand. Burial mounds.
Littered with shoes, trainers, rucksacks, water bottles and clothes.
Walking in the heat without water. Life expectancy is a matter of hours.
Corpses and skeletons sitting down.
Bandits and murderers on the way.
14. Some lessons
from the
journey back
to you:
Possibilities are infinite.
Imagination and
Visualization.
We are all ONE.
Meditation.
Ignore the ‘Journalists’
Synchronicity.
Be in the moment.
Trust your path.
Choice & Responsibility.
Perseverance and
determination.
Follow inner compass.
Surrender.
Gratitude for now.
Slay the dragon within.
Power of Intention.
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18. WHAT COLOUR
IS
YOUR‘APPLE’?
1. What learning are you taking
away?
2. How are you going to apply what
you have learned here?
3.What is your commitment to
applying what you have learned to
your real lives and work?