Are we making ourselves too dependent on systems we don't control? The story of an 89-year-old being fined because he couldn't use a parking app is a good reminder. Technology is brilliant — until it becomes the only option. The bigger issue for me is resilience. The more we centralise money, commerce and services, the … Continue reading Are we in fear of being controlled by TechCapitalism?
ADVENTURE MIND – 150km. 6 days. 4 men. 3 Peaks. One important conversation.
An ex-soldier. An ex-firefighter. An ex-professional footballer and a guide. Four men who, like millions of others, have had to navigate pressure, change, identity, loss and the challenges that life throws at you. We're taking on the challenge to raise money for CALM — Campaign Against Living Miserably, while creating space for something equally important: … Continue reading ADVENTURE MIND – 150km. 6 days. 4 men. 3 Peaks. One important conversation.
Three BIG 🏔️’s & 150km walking in the Lake District for @calmzone
Just planning the route for this walk about! Three BIG 🏔️'s & 150km walking in the Lake District for @calmzone Any support welcome! p.s. Just point your camera at the picture of the QR code bottom right. or- https://www.justgiving.com/team/150kmchallenge?utm_medium=TE&utm_source=CL #mensmentalhealth #AdventureMind #Mentalhealth #Wellbeing #WalkingandTalking
Have we been chasing the wrong words?
For decades we've celebrated the #entrepreneur. The person who creates economic value. But perhaps the future needs a different kind of leader. The #Communiteer. Someone who creates #socialcapital. Who connects, collaborates and contributes. Less "How can I succeed?" More "How can we flourish?" Entrepreneurs build businesses. Communiteers build the relationships that make #communities #resilient. Could … Continue reading Have we been chasing the wrong words?
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.
D3R explores a different path.
Most people still believe that if something catastrophic happens to their community, someone will come. Governments. Aid agencies. Corporations. Systems. But modern societies are sleepwalking into major shocks while depending almost entirely on fragile, centralised systems that are increasingly stretched, extractive, and unsustainable. Energy, food, medicine, communications, finance, logistics, even human connection itself — outsourced … Continue reading D3R explores a different path.
🥾 And so it begins, #MenAllowedMondays 🥾
6pm from the @theblacklioncheddleton 2 hours of #walkingtalking in the #GreatOutdoors #WisdomWalks #Walkshops #WealthThroughWellbeing Just turn up Donations to @calmzone welcome More info here-
Most men don’t need fixing.
They need space. Space to walk. Space to think. Space to speak honestly — or not speak at all. That’s where Stoic Pilgrim Adventures CIC begins. Not with performance. Not with pressure. But with a simple return to what has always worked: Walking side by side. In nature. In conversation. In quiet. **Men Allowed Mondays** … Continue reading Most men don’t need fixing.
Much of the “authority” we’re asked to obey is built on shaky stories and borrowed confidence.
Turbulent times. Noise everywhere. A quiet pressure to comply. Crowds are easy to steer. Marketing bypasses wisdom. So we outsource our judgement because it feels safer than standing alone. We’re told capitalism is the pinnacle of progress. Yet it burns people out, hollows communities, and breaks the living world. Growth at all costs isn’t success … Continue reading Much of the “authority” we’re asked to obey is built on shaky stories and borrowed confidence.
Most business leaders are too busy to think!?
That’s the problem. -When you never slow down, you lose perspective. -When you stay indoors, immersed in noise, you drift from reality. The smartest leaders know this: * You don’t find clarity by pushing harder — you find it by stepping back. * That’s where coaching and nature come in. Walking in wild spaces shifts … Continue reading Most business leaders are too busy to think!?
