Workshop: Forget about Work-Life Balance - Tailor your Life
Learn about an alternative to the traditional concept of work-life balance and find out how you can combine different tasks and areas of life under one roof - sucessfully and a little bit more laid-back.
- https://www.uni-giessen.de/de/fbz/ggn/events/workshops/worklifebalance
- Workshop: Forget about Work-Life Balance - Tailor your Life
- 2024-11-14T09:30:00+01:00
- 2024-11-14T16:30:00+01:00
- Learn about an alternative to the traditional concept of work-life balance and find out how you can combine different tasks and areas of life under one roof - sucessfully and a little bit more laid-back.
14.11.2024 von 09:30 bis 16:30 (Europe/Berlin / UTC100)
online
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Course Description
Target audience
Everyone who is interested in learning new strategies to combine different areas of life
Content
You have repeatedly asked yourself how you should manage "that"? You have so many interests and don't know how to integrate all of them into your life? You sometimes have no idea how to get everything - career, friends, hobbies and family - under one roof? Do you feel your work-life balance is out of balance or could be in the near future? If you answered 'yes' to one of these questions, this workshop is for you. Learn about an alternative to the traditional concept of work-life balance and find out how you can combine different tasks and areas of life under one roof - sucessfully and a little bit more laid-back.
Goals
The participants
reflect the common view on work-life balance
learn a new model for combining different parts of their life
get familiar with the 10 strategies of the Tailor-your-Life principle
Methods
individual work, plenum, partner work, discussions in small groups
The Trainer
Prof. Dr. Daniela Elsner, founder of the Coaching and Leadership Academy and lecturer for Coaching at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, is an expert for coaching, personal development, and (self-)leadership.
Registration
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