⭕ BUILD LEADERSHIP

⭕ SHARPEN YOUR LIFE VISION

⭕ TAKE ACTION

⭕ LIVE YOUR PASSIONS

Bold Life Brotherhood

• Monday nights, 7pm Japan time (UTC+9).
• For men ready for more in life
• Subscribe below to book your place

This support group will help you to:

• Focus on taking bold action in the world.
• Surround yourself with a supportive community who keep you focused and accountable.
• Live life at choice.
• Be the hero of your own life
• Be the leader of your loving community.

What is Bold Life Mastery?

Adam Gilad’s Bold Life Brotherhood year-long course can be repeated indefinitely as we take daily bold action towards improving our lives.

Every month will focus on a different core virtue. (See Upcoming Schedule below)

The Jungian Archetypes

Bold Life Brotherhood draws on the energies found in the male Jungian archetypes. These are sensible and practical. They are universally shared ideas, symbols, and energies. When you make an important decision, you exercise careful thought and wisdom (King energy). When protecting your family from harm, your energy would be sharp, focused, and fierce (Warrior energy). It’s that simple. The key is knowing which kind of energy to bring to which situation.

Costs (for four meetings each month)

You are welcome to check out your first meeting free. Simply register to access the meeting.

• ¥10,000: four sessions per month

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Upcoming Schedule

We meet 7pm - ~8:30pm JST, every Monday except 5th Mondays of a month.

July focuses on Connection

• Monday 6 July 2020 Connect with your Body
• Monday 13 July 2020 Connect with the Moment
• Monday 20 July 2020 Connect with the Other
• Monday 27 July 2020 Connect with your Context

August focuses on Intimacy

• Monday 3 August 2020
• Monday 10 August 2020
• Monday 17 August 2020
• Monday 24 August 2020

Questions

Questions are welcome at rob (AT)robnugen.com or via the contact form.

Ready to start your Bold Life?

1. I desire to participate in online or in person circles as part of The Bold Life Brotherhood™.
2. My participation is voluntary. I acknowledge that I am not obligated to participate in any activity or exercise and can sit out anytime.
3. I hereby agree to treat every participant with the utmost respect in all my interactions and to keep anything that is said or shared in the confidential space of The Bold Life Brotherhood™ 100% private, confidential and anonymous.
4. The Bold Life Brotherhood™ provides an experiential, educational program, which may involve physical, emotional and psychological activity, and in cases of such activity there is always a risk involved. I understand that in a group workshop setting, the instructor(s) are not responsible for monitoring physical, emotional and psychological limits, or the limits of other participants, and that I am therefore responsible for assessing the risk any individual or group activity poses to me, and choosing a safe course of action for myself.
5. I agree to completely assume the risk and responsibility for any injuries or damages suffered by me arising out of my participation in all The Bold Life Brotherhood™ events.
6. I understand that The Bold Life Brotherhood™ is not therapeutic in design or claim, nor is not a substitute for medical treatment, psychotherapy, or any state-certified health program.
7. The Bold Life Brotherhood™ organization specifically advises that The Bold Life Brotherhood™ Leaders are trained and licensed facilitators, not psychological professionals.
8. I hereby fully and completely waive and release The Bold Life Brotherhood™ and all respective representatives, leaders, teachers, directors, officers, and employees from any and all actions, claims, demands, damages and liability for personal injuries or damages, which has resulted or may hereinafter result, arising, directly or indirectly, from my participation in The Bold Life Brotherhood™ events.
9. I acknowledge that I am voluntarily assuming all risks associated with my participation in Bold Life Brotherhood™ events and voluntarily agree to accept any and all risks of injury or death.

Guidelines

1. No drugs or alcohol. If you are high or have been drinking, tell the group. Honor this sacred space.
2. We do our best to use I Statements, not You/We statements. When we take responsibility for our language we can take responsibility for ourselves.
3. Ask another man before you give feedback. He may say no.
4. Feedback is a reflection on what you heard/saw/felt, and is focused on the man who is sharing. Opinions and Advice are only given if requested.
5. Let the circle leader know if you cannot arrive on time.