Questions?
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What?
Right Livelihood means knowing who you are and why you are here – in the biggest possible scope – and aligning your life to your vocation, purpose, and values.
When?
Find information about the upcoming right livelihood quest schedule, registration, and costs of participation.
Who?
Meet Simon Goland and Alison van Buuren, your facilitators of the Right Livelihood Quest journeys.

Right Livelihood Quest
Here, in our context, Right Livelihood means expressing your Life Purpose through your work and your life. It means knowing who you are and why you are here – in the biggest possible scope – and aligning your life to your vocation, purpose, and values.
Right Livelihood Invitation
Why Are You Here? What Is Your Calling?
Testimonials
What Past Participants Are Saying

Stephen Cahill
Portland, OR

Jurik Harmeyer
Reno, NV

Dana Shay
Seattle, WA
Reflections
Briefly, this reflection is about a question – How will you go about finding that thing the nature of which is totally unknown to you? And, to elaborate… Lately, I’ve been haunted by a question. Not in a spooky, ghost-under-the-bed kind of way, but more like the quiet murmur of something ancient and wise that […]
(and Why I Sometimes Can’t Shut Up About It) Let me just say it plainly: I am in a long-term, wildly fulfilling, occasionally exasperating, and at times, frustrating relationship with the Enneagram. Now, after years of deep and focused learning, and becoming a Certified Enneagram Teacher, we are going stronger than ever. However, it hasn’t […]
I have often wished that transitions came with a map. A well-marked trail, a clear set of instructions, perhaps a kindly guide with a lantern who knows the way and will guide me with ease and confidence from here to there. Instead, they arrive like unexpected houseguests—disruptive, inconvenient, and completely uninterested in whether I feel […]
In a world where the “right” thing often feels heavy and daunting, or even impossible at times, there’s a quiet, fierce question that many of us carry: “Why do we keep at it?” I’m talking about the hard work—the stuff that requires the commitment to keep showing up, even when it seems that hope is […]