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Experiential Leadership Training: Using History to Navigate into the Future
As a professional futurist it has always struck many people as odd that I have also written a book on the leadership lessons of Lewis & Clark. The reason I did so is because I am a strong proponent of metaphorical learning experiences as well as using history as a guide for the future.
In partnership with Jeff Appelquist of BlueKnight History Seminars, I recently put together a three-day experiential leadership seminar using Meriwether Lewis, William Clark and the Corps of Discovery’s historic journey “into the unknown” as a learning platform.
Below is four-minute video documenting the course which took place in Montana and included visits to Great Falls, the Gates of the Mountains, Three Forks and the Continental Divide.
If you and your company are interested in a similar experience, please contact me at 612.267.1212.
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