What should education look like to inspire real change?
Our approach is based on embodied cognition that involves the whole being – thoughts, emotions and body.
We have created a unique educational program in nature.
The exercises we use connect the left and right sides of the brain, the creative and cognitive parts, opening up a space for learning that reduces resistance to change and increases the likelihood of achieving goals.
- Embracing uncertainty
- Creative combination of outdoor activities
- Personal reflection & awareness
- Dialogue on business topics
- Evolving self methodology
- Focus on achieving goals
Since the day my husband and I returned, there has been harmony in our minds, body and soul. I can feel it right in my chest... The boundaries we pushed together brought me a sense of security and pride, because we never gave up at any moment.
I changed my thinking system. Before, when I was planning something, I always expected a negative answer, that was my mindset. After this adventure, that situation changed and I think primarily about a positive solution to any situation.
I feel some freshness that I can't explain. Even after some other nice trips, I'm impressed, but that passes day by day and a memory remains. This, brother, doesn't pass. It keeps me almost the same and arouses curiosity.
After the last Mentmove training, I changed my perception of the goal itself and the path to it. I learned that you need to look behind you from time to time and see what you have been through and how much you have progressed towards the set goal and be satisfied.
I have never gotten closer to people I did not know before faster, got to know myself better, asked new questions. Excellent experience, highly recommended.
When I fulfill the goal I set in the TO DO and TO HAVE segments of life, TO BE becomes the next big challenge. How to be present in the moment with family, with friends and reduce the anxiety that is a consequence of my successes. Mentmove was the first step on that path.
As a member of MM adventures, I bring with me swimming in December, exploring caves after midnight, playing bongos and endless laughs with other adventurers. And perhaps more importantly, exchanging stories and experiences with people with different views, who encouraged me to reconsider and expand my views.
After every MM adverture, feelings are mixed. I try to leave behind the feeling of restlessness, and to bring with me some new, stronger feeling of stability. I am always impressed by the energy we all had, despite the challenges that constantly accompanied us.
