​ Research shows that eudaimonia (yoo-dy-MOH-nee-ah)—a felt sense of purpose and meaning—significantly influences happiness, stress levels, and job satisfaction. Our training uses acting as a powerful tool to help people discover their sense of purpose and sustain its eudaimonic impact across their work and personal lives. ​Every acting assignment invigorates the participants to reimagine possibilities. 

“Acting opens and expands a metaphysical space where I can truthfully face the devil in me and figure out how to become better despite it.” — G. Hung, Ivy League graduate, Sales Executive

Lecture No More

Acting, as an art form, is a proven transformative approach that supports both personal and professional growth. The exercises and activities in our training are grounded in decades of research and produce outcomes that are often difficult to achieve through conventional training methods. By engaging in acting, participants develop new ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving—empowering them to achieve their goals at work and in life.

“...when you change, the old beliefs aren’t simply removed like a worn-out hip or knee and replaced with better ones. Instead, the new beliefs take their place alongside the old ones, and as they grow stronger, they give you a different way to think, feel, and act.” — Carol Dweck, PhD in Psychology