So you’ve found us..
This gathering of caring, daring people intent on freeing ourselves from fear.
Not mastering it, necessarily. Certainly not conquering it. More like making friends with it… so that we can dance with difficulty and do what we desire.
You don’t have to prove anything here. You don’t have to wrestle with a bear or face down a cliff jump, though it might be fun. This is a place where it’s okay to be afraid.
You’ll get to listen—to yourself and the illuminating stories of others. You’ll get to explore—how fear affects you and possibilities for change. And you’ll get to build the courage to take action on what matters most to you.
That’s what we’re up to around these parts.
The little task of eliminating “I can’t.” Rewiring our relationship to fear so we can advance instead of avoid.
What about you?
What is your relationship to fear? Does it freeze you… fuel you… narrow your filter of what’s possible?
And a final question…
What would you do if you had the courage?
Come find out and take the next step forward.
Location: The Clubhouse, 4353 Tennyson St.
Capcity: 16 people, socially distanced
Event Type: Outdoors
Attendee Type: Archipelago Members + Drop Ins
About Your Facilitator:
Galen began Courage Club in 2016 to help people free themselves from fear. He has offered workshops, coaching, and community to thousands of people throughout the world.
Trained in peer support as a director at NAMI Western Carolina, a chapter of the largest grassroots mental health org in the U.S., Galen also draws on trauma-informed practices, polyvagal theory, positive psychology, adult attachment theory, and the latest neuroscience.
Before Courage Club, he created opportunities for people to find work they love as executive director of the local innovation space New Leaf Initiative, which put State College, PA, on the map as one of Entrepreneur magazine’s best cities.
Whether you’re a creator or a creative, a student or a senior, already bold or just beginning, he loves working together to discover the thrill on the other side of fear.