Storm, Form, Reform: What a Pilgrimage Teaches You About Groups — and Yourself
Whether it's your family, your team at work, your friend group, or fourteen pilgrims walking the coast of Portugal — every group goes through the same stages: form, norm, storm, reform, and break apart. This week Amy (https://myhealthylife.coach/) and Karla get specific about what that looked like on the Camino, and more importantly, what it revealed about each of them. Amy discovers she is almost always either at the front or the back of the pack — and never in the middle. Karla learns something powerful about leadership, louder voices, and the cost of avoiding conflict in the moment. And somewhere between a swamp detour, instant Nescafé, and the fastest pilgrim in the group, there is a genuinely useful framework for understanding why groups are hard, why they are worth it, and what you can learn about yourself when you are asked to move at someone else's pace. If you have ever struggled with being part of a group, leading one, or just surviving one — this episode is your people.
To learn more about group pilgrimages and spiritual direction, contact Karla Woggon, Director of Soul Sauntering: 📧 soulsauntering@gmail.com (mailto:soulsauntering@gmail.com) 📞 828-638-0533
