Break the rules. Be admired.

You know you want to be authentic, but you worry about the consequences. 

• What will your family think if you’re too unconventional?
• Will you ever make money if you follow your calling?
• Can you really find love, or even enough friends, if you let yourself be 100% yourself?

In comes the Iconoclast.

To break the rules and keep the rewards, you need to embody the daring of the Iconoclast -- the one who is so confidently different that they get admired for it.

That’s what we’ll do at this workshop.

Using the archetype of the Iconoclast, you’ll find ways to:

• Bust through the idolatry of societal expectations
• Identify the traits that will make your rebellion irresistible to others
• Create a touchstone for you to go back to, the next time you’re stuck between conformity and ostracization

I spent a year 

once trying to fit in.

It was my second year of high school, and it never worked.

But the next year, when I leaned into my weirdness, all the wonderful weirdos in school flocked to me.

Even the normal types told me later how much they admired my authenticity.

The world is full of examples

of people who were wildly unconventional and were admired for it.

Picasso. Madonna. Thoreau.

What do they have in common? They completely owned their difference, and then invited other people to love it too.

To find your own Iconoclastic courage, come to Iconoclast.