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Outline for a lightning talk on the benefits of solos
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Background | |
Mission of Colorado Outward Bound | |
My role | |
Purpose of the talk - discuss the merits of one small aspect of an Outward Bound course | |
Ways that the mission is achieved | |
Living outside for 3 weeks | |
Mountaineering | |
Walking | |
Rock climbing | |
Peaks | |
Service | |
SOLO - come to characterize Outward Bound in the US | |
Origins of solo | |
Story from 1962 | |
Shift from survival focus to introspection | |
Logistics of solo | |
3 days and 3 nights | |
Spots / tree Islands (limited area) | |
Sleeping bag, pad, tarp, journal, pencil, whistle | |
Testimonials | |
Clarity | |
Challenge | |
Peace | |
Self-discovery | |
“Most productive 3 days of my life” paradox | |
Applying this to your own life | |
Compare to meditation - take a risk and try to go a little longer | |
Its not about starving yourself in the middle of nowhere | |
Being able to look inward - and if you’re looking for a crash course | |
Be alone, completely alone in the wilderness | |
An afternoon of solitude in your backyard or a 5-day solo trip | |
Time well spent | |
Close with the “Oriah the dreamer” quote (maybe) |
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