I think it’s really about the fact that you can go on your own inner journey of development and have a free choice: How much you show yourself to others. I think it’s one of the key elements of why it works so well. Because you have many inner experiences. You are nevertheless held by […]
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What is different about Michael Fuchs’ Hero’s Journey compared to all the other Hero’s Journeys that are now on the market? There are many on the market that are based on the concept developed by Paul Rebillot in the 1980s and on Gestalt therapy from the 1980s. And this recipe is adopted unchanged by many
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If it sounds childish, then it’s not so bad. Because a large part of the hero’s journey is about courageously confronting childhood wounds and one’s own naivety in order to grow up in a certain way. The hero’s journey is really about having the courage to look at your own shadows and hurts and stop
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Michael, how did you come up with the topic of the Hero’s Journey? When I trained in experiential education over 25 years ago, some strange guy mentioned this thing. Back then it was all about “experiential education in nature“… Nature speaks to itself … and people change when they are in the mountains and so…
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