Leadership Group
Adventures with Purpose
Northern Enlightenment
Join us for a once in a lifetime experience visiting Norway and the Arctic September 2023.
Option (A) Arctic Only – 8 Days - 9th – 16th September 2023. Be one of 18 guests aboard the Noorderlicht as we sail the protected waters of Svalbard, an island rich in wildlife and the relics of a pioneering polar past. Northern Lights which are at their best in this time of the year.
To find out more about the Northern Enlightenment Program
Our leadership method was pioneered by Sir Ernest Shackleton to save the lives of his men in his famed Endurance Expedition to Antarctica 1913 - 1916.
Ernest Shackleton has been called 'The Greatest Leader that ever came on God's Earth, bar none' - A model of great leadership and a master of guidance in crisis.
Peter found himself in a similar predicament as Shackleton and his men when in 2001, Peter and his team mate were stranded on the exact same ice flows on the Eastern side of the Antarctic Peninsula. They drew from Shackleton's lessons in order to get safely home.
We now teach leadership Shackleton's Way. It is taught in 3 phases:
1. DISCOVER: We must first know ourselves
2. DEFINE: We must then lead ourselves
3. DELIVER: Only then, can we lead others
In the first phase of DISCOVERING we use our unique C.O.M.P.A.S.S. metholody
"I have used a compass on all my expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctica, sailing the seven seas and in the Australian bush. I have found that a compass is vital to navigate through the ups and downs of life.
We all have an internal compass. It lives inside all of us but it sometimes not followed. All great adventurers like Shackleton, Mawson, Amundsen, Hurley and Kidman carried one and committed to the direction it pointed.
In today's world, I believe it is vital that we reconnect to our COMPASS and the values and self belief held within"
A COMPASS can lead you away however it can also lead you to a deeper self."
Peter Bland, Founder Leadership Group
Definition - Compass [kuhm-puh s]
1. An instrument for determining directions, as by means of a freely rotating magnetised needle that indicates magnetic north.