OSR Alumni Association presents
2009 Annual conference
Essential questions for work-life balance
with Freddie Barrett
| Saturday, June 20 | Limited to 32 participants |
| 3 hours: 1:15–4:15 pm | |
What if work-life balance is achieved by managing your energy, not time?
Given that we all define work-life balance differently, you will explore what is most important to you, look at how you spend your time, and identify the commitments you are willing to make to achieve balance.
Clarifying what is most important enables you to make decisions that lead to work-life balance more easily. You will leave with a personalized action plan for achieving work-life balance that looks at the roles you play, aligns these with what's most important to you, and focuses on the next steps that will make the biggest difference.
Your workshop takeaways
- Five most important areas of focus;
- Process for clarifying how you spend your week;
- Personalized action plan for achieving work-life balance.
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- Sponsored in part by a contribution from the Institute for Systemic Learning, and by Seattle University, home to OSR and generous provider of conference spaces.
Conference workshops
- Saturday, June 20
- Designing at your edge — Michael Keller, Jean Singer
- Essential questions for work-life balance — Freddie Barrett
- Exposing your nonconscious resistance to change — Thomas O'Connor
- Leveraging the non-verbal with Samurai decisiveness — Kim Frerichs, Cathie Bachy
- Occupational integrity — Christie Diamond
- One practice from the art of illumination — Mark Shimada
- Introduction to the organization workshop — Sophie Parker
- Tapping sources of innovation — Dee Endelman, Lucy Garrick
- Sunday, June 21
- Five practices of the art of illumination — Steve Byers, Mark Shimada
3 ways to learn more
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