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How to Build Self-Knowledge

Accurate self-knowledge guides everything about you - your roles, behaviors, preferences, values, and goals. In this two-hour class, you will embark on an exciting process of self-discovery and learn actionable steps to increase your self-knowledge and wellbeing.

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$ 97.00 USD

October 29, 2020

9:30-11:30am EST

What's included?

Few endeavors can be as worthwhile and rewarding as developing accurate self-knowledge. It can be tricky, though. We can want more self-knowledge, yet also fear what we might discover. Ignorance is bliss. It is easy to resist the hard work of consistent introspection. But fear not!

This class will teach you an actionable framework for building self-knowledge. The path toward self-actualization — toward becoming a Big Self — begins with the self. Not navel-gazing. Not selfish entropy. Not analysis paralysis. No, the journey of understanding the world, your place in it, how you interact with others, and their blind spots and strengths, is to understand your own blinds spots and strengths. The sum total of philosophic inquiry is said to have been summarized by Aristotle who said, “Know thyself.” We’ve also heard it similarly phrased as, “The unexamined life is not worth living.”

We advocate an approach to building self-knowledge that engages with what you’re feeling and thinking, not letting go. Through a series of exercises, guided conversations, innovative goal-setting techniques, and opportunities for self-candor, you will come away with a proven plan for ongoing self-development.

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Identify any initiating event that is signaling transformation.

Set goals to achieve what you want.

Rely on both gut intuition and self-regulation to guide you.

Reflection techniques that work.

Follow your curiosity.

Insights & Clarity

Insights and clarity into yourself from the stories you unearth.

Calm

An easy, accessible way to increase your calm and energy levels.

Focus

Ideas for improving your focus and concentration.

Self-confidence

An increase in self-confidence.

Empathy

More empathy for other people.

Your Teacher

Devon O'Malley

Devon is a positive psychology consultant, practitioner, and researcher. She is passionate about the life-changing and ubiquitous  journey of self-discovery. She integrates the research of positive psychology to help those seeking personal thriving and sustainable growth. Devon spent 10 years as a human capital consultant and talent development leader at Deloitte Consulting helping her clients with their most complex people-problems. She studied most recently at the University of Pennsylvania and obtained a master’s degree in Applied Positive Psychology where she developed a theory on cultivating well-being through actionable steps toward gaining self-knowledge. She is now focused on collaborating with thought leaders who strive to help individuals discover their unique capacity for well-being and focuses on proactive and actionable ways it can be achieved.

Your Teacher

Dr. Chad Prevost

Chad has advanced degrees in creative writing, literature, and theology. Being married to a psychotherapist has been another education. A workshop leader and entrepreneur, he has started and participated in writing and literary arts communities in New York, Austin, Atlanta, and Chattanooga. He also has experience writing as a journalist for startups in tech and logistics. He is the author of several books of poetry, as well as interactive-fiction for youth. Over the years, he has innovated writing processes to foster reflection and insight, narrative strength, and authentic voice.

Few endeavors can be as worthwhile and rewarding as developing accurate self-knowledge. It can be tricky, though. We can want more self-knowledge, yet also fear what we might discover. Ignorance is bliss. It is easy to resist the hard work of consistent introspection. But fear not!

This class will teach you an actionable framework for building self-knowledge. The path toward self-actualization — toward becoming a Big Self — begins with the self. Not navel-gazing. Not selfish entropy. Not analysis paralysis. No, the journey of understanding the world, your place in it, how you interact with others, and their blind spots and strengths, is to understand your own blinds spots and strengths. The sum total of philosophic inquiry is said to have been summarized by Aristotle who said, “Know thyself.” We’ve also heard it similarly phrased as, “The unexamined life is not worth living.”

We advocate an approach to building self-knowledge that engages with what you’re feeling and thinking, not letting go. Through a series of exercises, guided conversations, innovative goal-setting techniques, and opportunities for self-candor, you will come away with a proven plan for ongoing self-development.

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