As many of us approach retirement and the second half of life, we begin to start thinking about reinventing ourselves. Most likely we will begin by asking ourselves some essential questions:
Who am I? Where do I belong? What do I care about? What is my purpose in life?
Based on 20 years of research and practice, Working On Purpose is designed for people who want to explore alternatives to the conventional notion of retiring from work. This one-day workshop will provide clarity around life direction, knowledge and tools to help make conscious life choices as well as the motivation and confidence to help you move forward. Facilitated by either Mary Jo Kreitzer, Director of the Center for Spirituality & Healing, or Richard Leider - ranked by Forbes as one of the world's top life coaches - Working on Purpose will give you the opportunity to prepare for the second half of life and help answer, "What's next?"
The Purpose Project is offering a day-long Working on Purpose workshop on:
May 8, 2008, facilitated by Elizabeth Craig
Location: Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, Chaska, MN
Time is 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Cost: $145 and includes all materials and lunch
November 10, 2008, facilitated by Richard Leider
Location: Johnson Great Room, McNamara Alumni Center
Time is 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Cost: $145 and includes all materials and lunch
Register
Call 612-626-2395, email somer012@umn.edu or print the 2008 registration form and return it by secure fax to 612-625-8164.
*Participants who've gone through the W.O.P. workshop may be eligible to become a facilitator. For more information about the W.O.P Facilitator training, click here.