The point for Stoic Pilgrim Adventures, as a CIC, and D3R is to help organisations build Dynamic Teams in an AI ๐ŸŒ

Then we build community resilience, because when the systems - which we know are very fragile -fail, it will be dynamic and robust communities who will be able to survive... #Anarchist - #BenjaminZephaniah - pointed to this during his interview when talking about the #GrenfellDisaster Dynamic Teams and communities have:- + Agency - they can … Continue reading The point for Stoic Pilgrim Adventures, as a CIC, and D3R is to help organisations build Dynamic Teams in an AI ๐ŸŒ

๐ŸŒ Leadership Development in Dynamic Teams in an AI World ๐ŸŒ

Often; when you see adverts for leadership positions, you notice this long list of skills, that nobody actually possesses constantly. In the dynamic teaming philosophy we teach, we treat leadership as a potential energy within small, complex evolving teams. Self awareness plays a big part of our work in developing these teams. As a bit … Continue reading ๐ŸŒ Leadership Development in Dynamic Teams in an AI World ๐ŸŒ

I’m just preparing a workshop for military cadets next week.

The subject I'm presenting in the woods is SERE -Survival, Evasion, Resistance, & Escape ๐Ÿ˜‰ What fun! Don't worry there won't be any ... 'prolonged' stress positions or waterboarding ๐Ÿ˜‰ However, I will be focussed on mindset development, decision-making under pressure and stoic-like virtues of courage, compassion, curiosity and clarity. And whether you're doing some … Continue reading I’m just preparing a workshop for military cadets next week.

NetWalking: Why Walking Side by Side Creates a Collaborative Advantage – Netwalking for Staffs Chamber of Commerce

We Evolved to Think While Moving For almost all of human history, important conversations happened while walking. Our ancestors solved problems, planned journeys, built alliances and shared stories as they travelled through landscapes together. Movement wasn't separate from thinkingโ€”it was part of thinking. Modern neuroscience increasingly supports this ancient practice. Walking increases cerebral blood flow, … Continue reading NetWalking: Why Walking Side by Side Creates a Collaborative Advantage – Netwalking for Staffs Chamber of Commerce

The Future Doesn’t Belong to Ladder Climbers. It Belongs to Pilgrims.

For generations, success followed a familiar script: work hard, get promoted, climb higher. It was a world of certainty, predictable career paths and clear milestones. That world is disappearing. Artificial intelligence, automation, economic uncertainty and changing industries mean that the old career ladder has become increasingly fragile. Many people are discovering that climbing faster doesn't … Continue reading The Future Doesn’t Belong to Ladder Climbers. It Belongs to Pilgrims.

The Stoic Pilgrim Field Skills Day โ€“ Register Your Interest

What if you could spend a day learning practical skills that build confidence, capability and calm under pressure? This isn't about becoming a martial arts expert, survivalist or action hero. It's about understanding yourself. We'll explore how fear works, where courage comes from, and why simple skills, sound judgement and good strategy often outperform complexity … Continue reading The Stoic Pilgrim Field Skills Day โ€“ Register Your Interest

Why We Need More Elders

For around 300,000 years, humans lived in small, interdependent groups. Not rigid hierarchies.Not corporate ladders.But adaptive, self-organising communities. Anthropologist Richard B. Lee described many of these societies as fiercely egalitarian. Each person embodied a role: Shaman โ€” wisdom, pattern recognition, decision integrity Hunter โ€” decisive action, focus, courage under pressure Scout โ€” curiosity, exploration, new … Continue reading Why We Need More Elders

๐ŸŒณ From Resilient to Robust: What the Oak Tree Teaches Teams ๐ŸŒณ

There are four levels of resilience. Understanding them changes how we develop people, teams, and organisations. 1. Regression When pressure hits, people fall back. Energy drops. Capability narrows. Support is needed just to stabilise. 2. Resistance The instinct to push back against change. Avoidance. Delay. Quiet denial. This is visible across society right nowโ€”in how … Continue reading ๐ŸŒณ From Resilient to Robust: What the Oak Tree Teaches Teams ๐ŸŒณ

Dynamic Teaming Walkshops.

The future doesnโ€™t belong to big teams.It belongs to small, highly aligned ones. Steve Jobs built tight, focused teams to outmanoeuvre entire industries.Special forces operate in small, autonomous units.Expedition teams survive and thrive because everyone is switched on, adaptable, and accountable. Even Marcus Aurelius led through shared responsibility and internal alignment. This isnโ€™t new.But itโ€™s … Continue reading Dynamic Teaming Walkshops.

Knowledge is consumed…But wisdom is cultivated

We wildschool, just like wild coaching, we as parents find getting outdoors, in nature and getting real world experience works well for us. Matthew's out horse riding at the moment with Emma Murphy. ๐Ÿ™‚ This little clips explains the reasons well I thought. Knowledge is consumed...But wisdom is cultivated, by walking, dialogue, in the wilderness, … Continue reading Knowledge is consumed…But wisdom is cultivated