This is Atosú’s flagship programme. It allows you to:-
Stop
Participating in the LWB programme gives you the opportunity to stop and take a break.
Rest
The programme is structured so that traditional learning activities are complemented by less formal learning through cultural and social events. The programme is in a homely and comfortable facility close to the coast just north of Dublin city centre.
Reflect
Before, during and after the programme you will have the time and space to reflect. This will allow you to consider more deeply the issues, challenges and opportunities facing you and your organisation.
Restart
You will have the facility and opportunity to start your journey of change and growth.
Do one thing every day that scares you.
– Eleanor Roosevelt
At the end of this programme, you will:
Recognise and understand a broader, sustainable leadership approach that supports high performance in an authentic environment.
Through enhanced awareness and self-knowledge enjoy more the on-going challenges and opportunities in your life and your career.
Have developed an Action Plan for individual change.
Have a framework to support the change in your life and career.
Classroom Modules
The programme consists of a mix of classroom modules and also extracurricular and cultural activities to enhance the training and rejuvenation value of the programme.
The classroom modules cover:
- Awareness
- Self-Awareness
- Alignment
- Materiality
- Authentic Leadership
Other activities include:
- Visits to local cultural locations.
- Visits to local scenic locations.
- Social activities.
- Opportunities for reflection.
- Opportunities to engage with fellow participants as we believe that there is nothing more valuable than the sharing of experiences for both our own development and the development of others.
This programme, with your participation and that of others, contains many lifetimes of experience and learning.
Remember the famous story about Picasso: A woman tourist was out strolling when she spotted Picasso sketching outside a café in the back streets of pre-World War II Paris. She approached the artist and asked him to sketch her portrait and charge accordingly. In two minutes, there it was – an original Picasso. When she asked how much she owed him, Picasso replied “Five thousand Francs”. The woman then said politely “But it only took you a couple of minutes!” to which Picasso replied “No, it took me all my life”.
If what you have read so far resonates with you;
If you feel ready to make another step on your journey of leadership;
If you are willing to invest in your growth;
Then simply send us an email, which commits you to nothing, but begins your journey.
The people who facilitate, teach, and deliver on our programme are a combination of business practitioners, leading academics and guest speakers.
This combination of structured learning delivery, extra-curricular activities, peer to peer engagement and ongoing support provides a unique opportunity for your development.
Tormay House and Gardens