The wisdom course doesn't require rejecting the past, but rather reinterpreting it and seeing life from a new, constructive perspective. Dave Givens recognizes that the foundational structures of his constructed world provided him with a firm foundation. The course has helped him process life events and see the "bigger picture," which he then uses to help others

Poor choices are inevitable in life and should be viewed as stepping stones to better choices, provided you learn something from them. Scott challenges us to consider what moral judgments we carry about ourselves and others, noting that we are often our own worst critics. Reassessing these self-judgments offers new levels of clarity, allowing you to forgive yourself for past mistakes along the way. By noticing and naming these events, they no longer hold tyranny over your life, enabling intentional pivots and shifts.

Marsha Dawson helps us understand that personal transformation is the key to professional success. Marsha started her career as an introvert on the assembly line, sharing that a pivotal part of her story arc was going into sales in the 1970s – forcing her to find her voice. From that moment on, things changed. She gained the grit to stand up for herself and even successfully challenge the company owner speaking up for those around her.