What might be throwing off some of the commenters here: You're using language like "personal growth" and "inner work" to describe what just sounds to be profes

What might be throwing off some of the commenters here: You're using language like "personal growth" and "inner work" to describe what just sounds to be professional development. Maybe professional capacity and personal identity are all tied up for you. That's certainly true for a lot of people here, including myself sometimes. But it's also maybe just an echo of working so long in an industry that tried to sell one as the other. It reads as an extraordinarily narrow perspective in world where we only work for a few decades and only with about 25% of our time during those decades. If you're genuinely interested in personal growth and inner work, consider stepping back from the professional space as you look for programs. And if you're just interested in professional development in your craft, consider using language that's more specifically associated with it.