At the MORE Life, you learn the dynamic process of consciously engaging in your own transformation revealed by the research of our founders and faculty members, Dr. Judith Wright and Dr. Bob Wright and described in their book, Transformed!: The Science of Spectacular Living.
Evolating is the process by which people achieve, sustain, and continuously create great lives of lifelong transformation – lives of increasingly greater satisfaction and fulfillment in all areas. This exciting process marks the distinction between growth and true transformation, between doing something you haven’t done before and becoming someone beyond your former imagining. Evolating defines the path of consciously engaging in your own transformation as you help others transform and maximize their potential.
“As an executive director of a not-for-profit, what I care most about is making a difference in the world by effectively implementing my organization’s mission. The skills I’m learning at the Wright Foundation are helping me become the leader I want to be to do just that.”
Rev. Brian Sauder, Executive Director, Faith in Place
Evolating explains and predicts why some individuals experience bigger lives, greater motivation, seemingly boundless energy, greater optimism and enthusiasm, and a sense of abundant potential, while others seem to languish or achieve less than desired results, despite applying the same resources, energy, and time to similar activities. It explains why some organizations and businesses thrive and have vibrant, engaged, fully striving employees with a sense of purpose and commitment, while other organizations seem mired in dysfunction with unmotivated employees with lackluster performance and little sense of satisfaction and fulfillment.
Evolating can be used as a map to guide transformation and a diagnostic tool to pinpoint where an individual’s development may be impeded. It can also be applied to larger systems or sets of systems, such as organizations and institutions, particularly where there is a declared mission or commitment to a higher purpose.
