Student Training Objectives - A Gap Year - RANDY RUSSELL'S INNERPATHWORKS

Student - What to Expect

While at Randy Russell's InnerPathWorks, you can expect to learn about yourself, about the nature of things that matter to you. You will live independently in a college/resort town; Coeur d’Alene is an area with many resources.

You can expect to participate in a myriad of exercises to help you understand who you are and how you best “do” life. Training exercises are in a variety of locales - classroom environment, in the wild (nature) or around town. Randy works closely with you to inspire and guide your experience.

You can expect to learn the basic skills for expanding your world view and discovering a useful role that fits your abilities. Some of the concepts and activities you can expect as a student include the following:

spending quality time in the woods to expand your awareness
learning skills to remove (conquer) your fears
discovering your connection to all living things
learning how to use your internal guidance system
realizing that struggle is a necessary component in the learning process
discovering that creativity is an avenue for personal expansion
finding and using native scout skills
learning the skills needed to build a meaningful life adventure
engaging in large motor skill activities to activate key motivation centers in the brain
and much, much more

The training Randy provides is designed to “awaken” you to a life of inner and outer awareness uncommon in our modern world. It will expand your ability to use your mind, body and talents in creative new ways. You can expect to gain an enhanced awareness that brings adventure to your life and encourages your natural curiosity wherein boredom becomes almost obsolete. You can learn to silence negative mind-chatter, expand "common sense" and develop intuition to attain a positive and fulfilling life.

You can expect to live, work and play in the Coeur d’Alene, Idaho community. You live in your own housing and, if needed, receive training and coaching from Randy on how to be independent and self-reliant.

A typical day begins at 9:00 a.m. and ends around 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Afternoons may include personal interest projects or assignments done on your own. Occasionally, weekend events are provided.

"My name is Ivan and I did an intensive training with Randy for 10 months. He taught me, through mother nature, who I am.

Ivan, IPW Alumni 2008

I would recommend this program for any young adult who is struggling with finding direction in their life, still dependent on their parents, lacking self-confidence, without spiritual connection or feeling helpless.

Maddie, IPW Alumni 2011

WE GET RESULTS!!

Over 90% of our alumni are succeeding in college or work and in life.