»January 17/18 - Weekend workshop in Girona, Spain. »January 25th - Big Mind and Values Seminar, Dublin. »Evolving Values Audio - Mick Quinn interview with Jeff Carreira, Director of Education at EnlightenNext The Uncommon Path is full of real-life stories and practical exercises. Each chapter includes Evolutionary Pointers that distill its core concepts into a sentence or two that can easily be practiced throughout the day. Real-Life Examples appear throughout the book and guide the practitioner to integrate and activate the wisdom of The Uncommon Path into their careers, relationships and everyday life. Regardless of their cultural background, belief system, or current spiritual practice, readers will find this book is full of fascinating insights and many "Aha!" moments.

»Learn how to express your full potential by awakening  conversations and relationships with your loved ones.

»Your awakening has always been accessible, but to experience this, you must first identify the life you  have unknowingly constructed because of concealed conditioning: those conversations; relationships; and responses to life that may be curbing your full potential.

»Identify and let go of unintentional conditioning in four distinct quadrants of life - self, relationships, energy and career. Align your values to direct your pure intentions.

»Stabilize authentic joy with realistic exercises to uncover and surpass concealed conditioning. Bridge the gap between your “spiritual” life and your “real” life.

»Millions are poised to transcend traditional  self-development. Are you ready?

“As I continue to read your book I am 
stunned and awed by its insightfulness 
and have never seen such depth of 
understanding of the conditioned mind.”
—  Patricia Hampton, San Diego.

The Uncommon Path is redefining prosperity:

» Prosperity is freedom from unnecessary emotional and 
psychological suffering. 

So often, we associate prosperity with money, travel, and 
good times?  But there is a strange discovery made by all of 
those people —and I mean all of those people—who attain 
a certain level of world success, meaning they have a nice 
home, a family, a good job, good friends; this discovery is 
that joy, purpose, or just simple day-to-day contentment 
can seem to be fleeting. 

» Are you willing to accept the possibility of freedom from 
all unneeded suffering and the end of personal conflict?

» This acceptance, curiously, is the first step to prosperity.



“May you have great success with your book.”  
Lama Ole Nydahl, author and founder of
500 Diamond Way Buddhist centers. 

The Uncommon Path reveals that individual transformation 
only begins your true journey. It is in joining together with 
others in relationships beyond  conflict and the attachment 
to the ego, that the essential catalyst to global transformation 
is activated  and unleashed. Allow your spirit to hear the
evolutionary call to awaken.

The Uncommon Path is divided into The Four Insights of 
Awakening. The 4 R’s: Renounce, Reclaim, Recall, and Relate, 
rapidly move you from the complexity of conditioned idealism, 
to the simplicity of authentic joy. 

»   The First and Second Insights give you the tools to 
recognize your entanglement with, and reclaim your 
attention from conditioning in the past and the future. 

»   Eckhart Tolle, author of The Power of Now, said: “This is 
one of the most essential tasks on our spiritual journey.” 
The Second Insight also includes a unique ten-step exercise 
in personal values, to guide you in consciously directing  
your intention to awaken. 

»   The Third Insight prompts you to recall your origin of joy 
with stillness meditation. As you integrate the first three 
Insights, the Fourth naturally emerges as your eternal motive. 

With The Uncommon Path you will:   »Verify that your path holds the potential for authentic  joy with four simple statements.

»Recognize and renounce unintentional conditioning in four distinct areas of life.

»Discover how to discern, decide, and disregard disparaging thoughts and feelings.

»Express your full potential by identifying restrictive relationships and conversations.

»Recall the power of selective silence in meditation and everyday life situations.