The Workshop
Three voices. Three movements.
A Greek philosopher, a warrior from the Hebrew Bible, and an American preacher and civil rights leader never shared a room. In this one, they walk men from honest insight to courageous action to a life that serves beyond itself.
I
EXAMINE
Socrates · Self-Awareness
The unexamined life is not worth living.
Socrates, in Plato's Apology 38a, as commonly translated
Who am I when nobody is watching?
Separate the roles you perform from the man you are becoming, and test the values you claim against the way you actually spend your days.
II
CONFRONT
Benaiah · Courage
He went down also and slew a lion in the midst of a pit in time of snow.
2 Samuel 23:20, King James Version
What am I allowing fear to prevent me from becoming?
An ancient account becomes a modern mirror. Name your lion, the pit around it, and the "snow" you keep waiting to clear, then choose one wise, responsible first step.
III
CONTRIBUTE
Dr. King · Justice & Impact
The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., drawing on Theodore Parker (1853)
Who benefits because I exist?
The arc doesn't bend on its own. Map your circle of impact, from self to family to community to legacy, and find the influence you haven't been using.