How do we stay fresh, awake, edgy?  How do we enjoy living with vitality, enthusiasm and purpose – particularly in the midst of personal and collective challenges and a world that is changing possibly more rapidly than ever before?

In this call, we will explore practices that help us to sense into what we are called to do and be – living and leading from a place of emergence. Often we have made plans, set clear directions and resolved to do certain things.  But how do we hold that lightly and allow the future to also emerge through us?

In this call you will learn to:

• Distinguish desire from intention – setting a direction and then letting go
• Balance structure and emergence – where is clarity and focus helpful and where may they shield us from the truth?
• Develop a greater sense of agency and orientation – what is the part we are meant to play in the orchestra or life and how can we play that part fully and courageously?

The call will be interactive and experiential, with Robin offering prompts and provocations and inviting your reflection.

This call is open to everyone and offered as a gift from the Pocket Project. No prior experience is necessary.

Robin Alfred is an executive coach, facilitator, and organizational consultant with over 30 years of experience working globally with NGOs, top teams, SMEs and individuals. A former criminal justice social work manager in London, Robin later co-founded Open Circle Consulting, bridging inner and outer transformation. His trauma-informed, emergent approach integrates frameworks including Appreciative Inquiry, Process Work, and Archetypes at Work. A Senior Student of Thomas Hübl, he supports international trainings on collective trauma and mysticism. Robin also serves on the Pocket Project’s Trauma Consultancy Team and teaches “Emergent Leadership,” a training in applied mysticism, details of which can be found here: https://bit.ly/LeaderAsMystic2025