Leadershop Wild Reset Lapland Sweden

Travel Stories

A small figure stands on a rocky cliff with expansive views of the winding river delta and lakes in the Rapa Valley in Sarek National Park.

Staying on course in the midst of daily turbulence. Taking leadership over your own life, no matter what is going on around you. With developing resilience and robustness as a central focus, we headed into the wilderness of Swedish Lapland: Sarek National Park. An ultimate place to learn more about each person’s unique path.

A clear river flows through a forest in autumn colors at the foot of a large, barren mountain under a blue sky with white clouds.

Four hikers with large backpacks look at a mountain stream and a rugged mountain range, standing in an autumnal landscape.

Accompanied by outdoor guides and coach, we left in early September for an extremely wild but serene autumn trip. A trip as real as it was metaphorical. Traversing the tundra, wading through ice rivers, over moose trails and past imposing glaciers. A place without human infrastructure, stripped of unnatural stimuli and the mundane entertainment circus. A decisive setting to let go of the delusion of the day. A delusion in which we still sometimes forget that we are a creature of nature and not a technologically manufactured product.

The dashboard and the pilot's hand in a helicopter, overlooking a vast, rugged landscape of tundra and lakes.

A group of hikers sit together on a rocky mountainside with expansive views of the Rapa Valley river delta and mountains in the background.

We, Team Sarek, a group of 5 participants and 3 guides. All with our dreams and bruises. But all a desire for inspiration in our lives, a deeper self-awareness and open to reflection. To live life to the fullest. But also to take a step into self-leadership so that we can be a force for positive change in our circles, both at work and at home.

Two hikers with backpacks walk along a dirt path through a rolling tundra landscape with autumn colors under a clear blue sky.

A group of hikers board a small white boat at a wooden jetty on a large lake, with a low horizon and light sky.

Why are you doing what you are doing? Why don’t you do what you do want to do? And why are you doing what you don’t really want to do? Three fundamental questions to help you reset your course and grow inner awareness. With the simplicity of the outdoors and the workings of nature as the driving force. Definitely not a usual week at work, such a week at Sarek!

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