HR!Day432 - Take The Next Step: Making Positive Progress in Negative & Uncertain Times
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Join Megan McDonough, Founder of Wholebeing Institute, in what it means to engage fully in this one, precious human life.
Life is full of inflection points. Divorce, career upheaval, illness, empty nests, retirement, COVID and other life-changing events are all opportunities to explore, strengthen, and grow into who you are at your best—even in the worst of times. You know that when life feels limiting, it's time for more. What part of you is wanting to be expressed today? What would today look like if your whole self showed up for work and life, even in chaotic, uncertain times?
We’ll discuss:
- How to go from the fear of “I have no idea what to do next” to a stable ground of deliberate living that moves you towards enduring happiness
- The secret to embracing uncertainty—and the surprising word that brings you a sense of safety so you can bravely take action
- Why traditional planning is the worst way to move forward … and the simple structure that acts as a guiding framework, making decisions easier.
If you're in the midst of change or planning a change over the next 12 months, this Humanity Rising episode is for you.
- Megan McDonough is the founder of Wholebeing Institute, a leading world-wide educational organization teaching the science of human flourishing, and the Global Director of Growth for the Women Presidents Organization. Megan is an expert in health—she’s held senior leadership positions in Fortune 500 healthcare companies and has a degree in Nuclear Medicine. Megan approaches wellbeing from a broad perspective—including mind-body skills, positive psychology interventions. Along with Wholebeing Institute, Megan has launched many new initiatives, including with Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health, the largest yoga retreat center in North America, where she led the research team studying the impact of yoga techniques on stress for front-line workers. Megan’s the award-winning author of five books on mindfulness and well-being. She is a connector at heart—bringing together people, services, and ideas to help individuals and organizations thrive. Wholebeing Institute’s foundational program, the Certificate in Wholebeing Positive Psychology, is now available at Ubiquity University. The program starts April 22 and goes through December. Recommended resources Find out more about the Certificate in Wholebeing Positive Psychology and register for a free meet-the-faculty call.
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