Contribute to a positive male culture!

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"Man in mission" wants to encourage a healthy masculinity where men support each other to contribute to a more sustainable world, on both a personal and human level. The weekend offers inspiration and support to grow as a man, fellow human being and leader. We touch on themes such as emotions, self-awareness, integrity and direction. The course is aimed at both entrepreneurs and private individuals and invites to a context that is not based on competition, the desire to have more or to be better than someone else, but rather to collaborate and create conditions for giving and sharing our gifts and experiences . The weekend is aimed at men regardless of sexual, political, religious/non-religious or cultural orientation and social status. For those who have taken the course before, you are welcome for the "Under 25 years" price. See below.

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The schedule of the days

The theme of the weekend is about finding your way in life, facing challenges, turning adversity and bitterness into success and success. To look beyond one's performance and be reminded of the deeper happenings of life and take advantage of our own longing. Among other things, the course helps you find your driving force and how you can express it to a greater extent. "What are your obstacles and how can you overcome them?" Every day, in small groups, we will have the opportunity to talk and reflect on what we have experienced and how we can integrate it into our lives through circle conversations inspired by the conversation techniques of the indigenous peoples.

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Four archetypes

We draw inspiration from a psychological model based on four aspects of our personality: The King (overview and direction), the Warrior (power of action and setting boundaries), the Lover (sensuality and creativity) and the Magician (understanding and intuition). The model is developed by Professor Robert Moore, based on Carl Jung's theory of archetypes. The course inspires us to find our inner good qualities and a goal-oriented and focused endeavor towards both our own development and the good of the world, in brotherhood with other men. This usually leads to greater self-awareness and a stronger experience of meaning.

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Contextual work: From invitation to harvest

In this part we will look at how you can work with the wider context of the meetings and processes you work with, to bring them into their full potential. We cover how you can prepare for important contextual work such as the invitation (before the meeting, workshop or course) and the harvest (collecting outcomes and sharing outcomes afterwards). We will also touch upon important helpers such as the art of asking powerful questions, deep listening and cycles of development.

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Background

The Man in Mission concept was created by Peter Elmberg in 2012 (Behavioral Scientist and CEO at Mundekulla) and has mainly been developed with Kalle Grill. (Associate Professor of Philosophy). as well as Fredrik Swahn, Gösta Tingström, Stephen Hinton, Göran Danred and others. as an expression to inspire men to deeper meaning, connection and purpose in life. Man in Mission is being held for the 11th time and nearly 200 people have taken the course so far.