Many of us constructed the foundation of our adult lives when we were teenagers. We made decisions about who we wanted to be and what we wanted for our lives before having a depth and breadth of experience or the context of true self-knowledge. We’ve lived with those decisions and identities for decades—and some of us simply can’t stand the way things are!
Sometimes life calls us to reinvent ourselves. Every day men and women are doing just that and taking a chance on a new life by leaving behind relationships that don’t work, moving across country, downsizing and simplifying, embarking on new careers, renegotiating their marriages, starting a business, completing their education or pursuing a degree… Some plan for months and years before they launch their next chapter while others jump in and make drastic, sweeping changes that stun family and friends—and even themselves.
If you’re stressed, unhappy, or dissatisfied and are thinking about reinvention, this thought-provoking and inspiring session explores how retooling can be a rebirth for your career, yourself, or your life. Learn how to reinvent a new you for your joy-filled next chapter.
What does it mean to wake up to a life not truly lived? To experience the daily ache of exhaustion from trying to keep all those balls being juggled in the air—only to realize how many are “shoulds” and “have tos”.
What does it mean to wake up to dreams deferred? To a life spent drowning in a sea of Monday through Thursdays, coming up for air only on the weekends. A life squandered on to-do lists, mundane tasks, and just getting through the day.
Do you find yourself asking, “Is this all there is?” If so, there’s a part of your soul that knows you’re asleep. Do you have the courage to wake up and live life on purpose?
Many of my clients are waking up to what I call “the more, less, and different.” They want more of some things in their lives, less of others, and for some to be altogether different. They want to expand their capacity for joy, happiness, and creativity. They want to bridge the gap that exists in their lives with greater purpose, passion, and fulfillment.
Join me for a session about waking up to the realization you have one life to live and this very day is not a dress rehearsal for something to come. This—right now—is life. Come along with me on a journey of more, less, and different, and let’s discover your best life.
Revitalization is possible when people lead their lives, not just live them. Thrive, not just survive. Truly leading your life and thriving are critical distinctions that are attainable!
You have the capacity to lead your life based on an attitude of boundless possibility and centered on what matters most. This session explores how to:
This session inspires you to live a life of passion, purpose, and fulfillment. Learn how to explore possibilities and embrace opportunities to overcome the status quo. Discover the power of revitalization in living your best life!
You’re being asked to do more with less. To juggle yet another ball in your already fast-paced role as Jack or Jill-of-all-Trades. To perform in high-energy mode each and every day. To keep on keeping on while not always feeling your efforts are acknowledged or appreciated.
The only constant seems to be change … and circumstances are often less than ideal. You’re feeling stressed, overloaded, and overwhelmed. Some days you don’t bring your best self to the job, your energy is low, your attitude is anything but upbeat.
Join Strategist & Change Agent Jennifer Bailey for an information-packed and interactive session that is anything but another replay of “you just need to have a better attitude.”
The difference you make matters. Prepare to be inspired, challenged, and refreshed in your outlook. You’ll learn practical, applicable strategies that will make a difference in your daily work life so you can continue to make a difference.
I was out and about in the world today and noticed something striking, something peculiar. Hardly anyone was smiling. Not the people I passed on the sidewalk. Not those driving in their cars. I saw couples sitting together at restaurants with barely a smile between them. I saw clerks in stores and customers at cafes [...]
