Why Is It So Hard To Describe Our Creations? @thegentlerebel
Why Is It So Hard To Describe Our Creations?  @thegentlerebel
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
We are not always in the best position to describe the nature, purpose and meaning of our creations.

"Is The Return To Serenity Island a course?"

Yes! But as we discovered in a recent Haven discussion, many who have experienced it don’t think of (or remember) it that way. Strange, huh?

While it has a clear structure with six thoughtfully designed chapters (modules) that guide you through exploring, choosing, and moving toward meaningful outcomes, it’s more than just goal-setting. It offers a path for those who seek new possibilities but don’t necessarily do well with goal setting (even the word "goal" might send you into a cold sweat).

Past voyagers don't think of it as a course. They remember it as an unexpected catalyst for play, imagination, and self-discovery. The island itself was described as 'getting under your skin (in the best possible way)' and becoming a part of you long after you finish all the materials.

In this video, I have attempted to describe how it is both a course and more than a course. Let me know whether or not I've succeeded. Do you have a sense of what it is now?

Join me on Serenity Island: serenityisland.me
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Andy Mort | The Gentle Rebel |

Why Is It So Hard To Describe Our Creations?

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