Upcoming WAW Events for 2008
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Friday,
Sept.
26,
2008
Registration and Networking begins at 11:30 a.m.
and the program begins promptly at Noon.
Program concludes at 1:15 p.m.
Come early and stay late for networking.
A table is available for you to place any flyers or
information that is aligned with the WAW mission.
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Lunch Presentation:
The Art and Science of Making Quality Referrals and Strategic Connections
Presenter:
Patti
DeNucci
Referrals and
connections are the foundations upon which we grow our businesses. However,
most of us aren't taught -- and don't typically practice -- the true art and
science of making (and asking for) quality referrals and
connections in ways that will create a "win" for all involved. In this
presentation, Patti DeNucci will share stories, tips and secrets that can
help you:
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Become
more discerning about the referrals you make and wish to attract
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Create
strong, reliable networks of highly referable people and resources
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Recognize
and continually raise your own standards of professionalism and
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An award-winning communicator and connector in Austin for more than
25 years, Patti DeNucci has been an advertising and PR account
manager, freelance writer, and marketing communications consultant. Today
she is the owner and principal of DeNucci & Co., an innovative referral
service that connects exceptional freelancers and consultants to clients who
need and value their expertise.
Throughout her life, Patti has observed, practiced, and honed the
art of making quality referrals and strategic connections. She has learned
over the years how "conscious connections" save everyone time and money,
strengthen relationships, build reputations, and help businesses and
individuals thrive. She is recognized by her peers as one of Austin’s most
well-connected, go-to professionals.
Patti DeNucci, DeNucci & Co.
www.denucciandcompany.com
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Location:
Marie Callender's Restaurant
9503 Research Blvd
# 400, Austin, TX 78759
(Corner of Hwy. 183 and MOPAC)
Click for Map of 9503 Research Blvd Austin, TX 78759-5690, US
Restaurant Tel:
(512) 349-7151
Cost: $20 cash or check at the door
Click here to Register |
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Friday,
August
22,
2008
Registration and Networking begins at 11:30 a.m.
and the program begins promptly at Noon.
Program concludes at 1:15 p.m.
Come early and stay late for networking.
A table is available for you to place any flyers or
information that is aligned with the WAW mission.
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Lunch Presentation:
Tapping into
the Collective Wisdom at Work: The Power of Dialogue and Deliberation
Presenters:
Stephanie Nestlerode,
MSW,
and
Juli Fellows,
Ph.D.
Have you ever had
the opportunity to be part of a strategic planning process that:
+ made your
spirits soar?
+
challenged you to stretch into new ways of being, doing and learning?
+ enhanced
organizational vitality and morale while better serving customers?
Organizations that have journeyed into this territory
understand that it’s all about tapping into the wisdom of an organization to
inform choices that are made. They have discovered that wise choices
involve holding two key intentions – an intention to learn and an intention
to serve the common good (extending beyond the organization’s walls). What
does this look like operationally? What skill supports these intentions?
The skill is hosting a different kind of conversation—one
that fosters strategic learning. These conversations foster community,
create shared meaning and result in wise choices. We will offer a framework
for these conversations and participants will have the opportunity to
practice two key ingredients – inquiry and reflection. After the practice,
we’ll share experiences and consider implications for fostering
conversations that matter in the work place. We will also be sharing an
upcoming opportunity in Austin to learn more about dialogue and
deliberation.
Stephanie
Nestlerode,
MSW, has been a strategic planner for over thirty years in settings ranging
from multi-hospital systems to academics, government and non-profits. She
is founder of Omega Point International, Inc. (www.omegapoint.net).
The consulting firm’s mission is nurturing Leadership for the Common Good by
providing learning opportunities that inspire, guide, and cultivate skills.
In her words, “the future we create is the legacy we leave our children."
Juli Fellows,
Ph.D., has been an independent organizational consultant for 15 years (www.docfellows.com
). Her specialty is designing and facilitating collaborative meetings,
including large public policy processes. She is also an experienced
mediator. Two years ago, Juli became the skills coach for the Leadership
Austin Essential class and introduced dialogue as a critical leadership
skill. It’s been a transformative experience for many of the class
members.
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Location:
Marie Callender's Restaurant
9503 Research Blvd
# 400, Austin, TX 78759
(Corner of Hwy. 183 and MOPAC)
Click for Map of 9503 Research Blvd Austin, TX 78759-5690, US
Restaurant Tel:
(512) 349-7151
Cost: $20 cash or check at the door
Click here to Register |
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Friday,
July 25,
2008
Registration and Networking begins at 11:30 a.m.
and the program begins promptly at Noon.
Program concludes at 1:15 p.m.
Come early and stay late for networking.
A table is available for you to place any flyers or
information that is aligned with the WAW mission.
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Lunch Presentation: Contemplative Leadership: Learning
to See with Egoless Clarity
Presenter: Patricia Speier D.Min.
What does it mean to be a
contemplative leader? The word contemplative often conjures up visions of
silent monks in monasteries. But contemplative actually means seeing clearly
through all the assumptions, judgments, and opinions that regularly cloud
our vision. Contemplative leaders are lucid, attentive, vulnerable and
disciplined. In this presentation we will look at how these characteristics
can help leaders live more congruent lives, close the gap between
information and wisdom, and begin to see with �egoless clarity.�
The self-awareness that enables a
person to see past their own ego and live out their values in the workplace
make them a better person and thus a more effective leader. It also tends to
improve one's ability to communicate their vision to those they work with
and to lead from a place of wholeheartedness and wisdom.
Please join us and invite others you
think might enjoy this presentation.
Patricia Speier, DMin, is Executive
Director of the Seton Cove. She is a spiritual director, teacher, and
retreat facilitator who specializes in the use of literature and writing for
spiritual growth and ethical development. She is passionate about the
connection between Spirituality and Leadership and has developed a year long
intensive for leaders in all fields ( business, medicine, law, religion,
non-profit) which is now in its fifth year. Speier is a 2008 DMin graduate
of Perkins School of Theology and a graduate of the Episcopal Theological
Seminary. She has studied spirituality at the Pecos Benedictine Monastery in
New Mexico and Integral Spirituality with Ken Wilbur. She has also practiced
Big Mind work with Genpo Merzel Roshi. She is an Associate Professor of
Pastoral Ministries at the Seminary of the Southwest.
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Location:
Marie Callender's Restaurant
9503 Research Blvd
# 400, Austin, TX 78759
(Corner of Hwy. 183 and MOPAC)
Click for Map of 9503 Research Blvd Austin, TX 78759-5690, US
Restaurant Tel:
(512) 349-7151
Cost: $20 cash or check at the door
Click here to Register |
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Friday,
June 27,
2008
Registration and Networking begins at 11:30 a.m.
and the program begins promptly at Noon.
Program concludes at 1:15 p.m.
Come early and stay late for networking.
A table is available for you to place any flyers or
information that is aligned with the WAW mission.
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Lunch Presentation: Follow Your Passions: Imagine
Living a Passionate Life, Doing What You Love!
Presenter: Lori Anderson Knapper
Do you want
more excitement, meaning and fulfillment in your work? ·Are you looking for
a new direction but not sure what that is?
In this
Presentation, we will discuss:
·The
sure-fire principle that will guarantee you a passionate life. ·The
importance of doing what you love. ·How clarity is essential to live a
passionate life.
There has
been much buzz lately about the importance of following your passions and
doing what you love. Everyone from Oprah to Donald Trump to Donny Deutsche
has shared that living your passions is the key to true happiness and
success. Yet, a Harris Interactive Study released in 2005 showed that only
20% of working Americans are passionate about what they do, while 80% are
unfulfilled and dissatisfied. Are you experiencing the 20% or the 80%?
Aligning your work with your passion has the power to transform your life!
"We are at
our very best, and we are happiest, when we are fully engaged in work we
enjoy...it gives meaning to our time off and comfort to our sleep. It makes
everything else in life so wonderful, so worthwhile." --Earl Nightingale
Our
Speaker's Bio:
Lori
Anderson Knapper is a Certified Passion Test Facilitator and Inspirational
Coach. She is passionate about helping others find, believe, and live their
personal greatness. This transformation comes alive in her workshop,
Discover Your Passions & Unleash Your Amazing Potential, as she coaches
participants to find clarity, discover their passions, and align their life
to that which they are most passionate about. Her workshops and one-on-one
coaching sessions includes the profound, step-by-step process of The Passion
Test that uncovers one's dreams and brings them into reality.
As founder
of
>www.YourAmazingPotential.com, Lori is following her passion and
enjoying her ideal career. Now she gets to help others find theirs!
She has had
the opportunity to learn from some of the best transformational leaders in
our country - such notables as Joe Vitale, Chris & Janet Attwood, and
Barbara de Angelis. She is an active member of The Abundance Network - a
world class speakers organization that inspires, enlightens, and empowers
people, as well as Wisdom At Work - a group dedicated to the spiritual
well-being and personal fulfillment of individuals and to the vitality of
their organizations.
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Location:
Marie Callender's Restaurant
9503 Research Blvd
# 400, Austin, TX 78759
(Corner of Hwy. 183 and MOPAC)
Click for Map of 9503 Research Blvd Austin, TX 78759-5690, US
Restaurant Tel:
(512) 349-7151
Cost: $20 cash or check at the door
Click here to Register |
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Friday,
May
23,
2008
Registration and Networking begins at 11:30 a.m.
and the program begins promptly at Noon.
Program concludes at 1:15 p.m.
Come early and stay late for networking.
A table is available for you to place any flyers or
information that is aligned with the WAW mission.
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Lunch Presentation:
"Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT): An
Extraordinary Tool for Unleashing Authenticity, Creativity and
Spirit at Work"
Would you like to
have at your finger tips an amazingly powerful technique which can
help you transform your feelings and thoughts about any situation,
thereby creating more creative possibilities and success?
 EFT
is a simple yet revolutionary procedure that involves tapping on
acupuncture points in order to relieve disruptions in the body's
energy system. It is widely known for it's ability to help with
issues such a pain, anxiety, weight loss, phobias, trauma,
allergies, illness and depression. But it can also be used to
enhance performance in the workplace and in any endeavor. You will
hear many exciting examples at this presentation, have the
opportunity to experience EFT for yourself, and learn how to use EFT
in your own life to accelerate positive change and personal
improvement.
Our Speaker's
Bio:
Kay Christopher
has 12 years experience as a transpersonal psychotherapist in
private practice and 12 years experience as a business consultant,
performance coach and trainer. Discovering the powerful results EFT
produces led her to become an EFT Practitioner, working with clients
on personal and professional issues one-on-one and in small groups,
and providing workshops locally and nationally. She has taught EFT
to a diverse range of audience members, including medical students
at Texas A&M University, and has worked with hundreds of clients who
have achieved wonderful results with EFT. More information can be
found at
www.EFT-Austin.com.
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Location:
Marie Callender's
Restaurant
9503 Research Blvd
# 400, Austin, TX 78759
(Corner of Hwy. 183 and MOPAC)
Click for Map of 9503 Research Blvd Austin, TX 78759-5690, US
Restaurant Tel:
(512) 349-7151
Cost: $20 cash or check at the door
Click here to Register |
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Friday,
April
25,
2008
Registration and Networking begins at 11:30 a.m.
and the program begins promptly at Noon.
Program concludes at 1:15 p.m.
Come early and stay late for networking.
A table is available for you to place any flyers or
information that is aligned with the WAW mission.
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Lunch Presentation: Why
Horses - What Equine Experiential Learning Can Teach Us About Authentic
Leadership
Presenter: Julie Puentes
Lately,
much has been written about the importance of authenticity and presence in
regards to leadership development. Experiential Learning is a very effective
way to introduce these concepts which are notoriously difficult to define
and teach. Recently, horses have been recognized as some of our most
effective teachers in the process of training authentic and compassionate
leaders.
In this
presentation, we will explore the ways horses can help leaders develop their
emotional intelligence by increasing self-awareness and understanding their
impact on others. Because they are prey animals, horses have a highly
developed ability to respond to the most subtle changes in stance,
intention, and even breathing of other horses or predators. Remarkably, this
is an ability they can easily transfer to human beings.
They also
make clear how much of our communication with others is non-verbal. Julie
will share some of her personal insights and experiences with horses and
what it has taught her and her clients about leading from the heart.
Our
Speaker's Bio:
Julie
Puentes is a leadership and personal development coach who is devoted to
helping leaders understand how self-awareness and authenticity are crucial
to exceptional leadership and job performance and how this can have a
significant positive impact their professional and personal relationships.
Julie obtained her Master of Science in Organizational Leadership and Ethics
from St. Edwards University and has a Bachelors degree in Psychology. Having
combined her life-long fascination and knowledge of horses with her
experience, Julie is currently enjoying her ideal career. As owner of
"Bridges Solutions"
(www.leadershipbridges.com), Julie has experience coaching and
consulting entrepreneurs and organizations such as Heineken U.S.A and Green
Mountain Energy. She also studied with "Leadership Outfitters" for over a
year perfecting her skills using horses in leadership development and
coaching.
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Location:
Marie Callender's
Restaurant
9503 Research Blvd
# 400, Austin, TX 78759
(Corner of Hwy. 183 and MOPAC)
Click for Map of 9503 Research Blvd Austin, TX 78759-5690, US
Restaurant Tel:
(512) 349-7151
Cost: $20 cash or check at the door
Click here to Register |
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Friday,
March 28,
2008
Registration and Networking begins at 11:30 a.m.
and the program begins promptly at Noon.
Program concludes at 1:15 p.m.
Come early and stay late for networking.
A table is available for you to place any flyers or
information that is aligned with the WAW mission.
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Lunch Presentation:
"Five ways to make a living: Traditional,
Entrepreneurial, Non Profit, Self- Actualization, and Visionary."
Presenter:
Diane
Carroll
At this month's luncheon, Diane Carroll, Founder and CEO of The
Maverick Center, will present for us "Five ways to make a living:
Traditional, Entrepreneurial, Non Profit, Self-Actualization, and
Visionary."
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When thinking about ways to make a living many individuals generally
consider only two categories. They consider either working for someone else
or entrepreneurship. Some try both. Others have gone the Non Profit route.
Very few consider becoming a visionary. There are (at least) five ways to
make a living. This talk will broaden the scope to making a living that will
likely include several or all of the following models: the Corporate Model
(working for someone else), the Entrepreneurial Model (traditional American
Dream), the Visionary Model, and The Maverick Center's proprietary
Self-Actualization Business Model (reaching for one's full potential while
balancing the real you in the real world).
We will discuss some flaws of each model and discuss in more detail the
Self- Actualization Business Model.
Afterwards, our discussion will be about how to look at the models
differently and understand how others are successfully blending the five
ways to make a living.
Diane Carroll is the Founder/CEO of the Maverick Center, LLC. Diane
is a "design a life and living" specialist, teaching adults how to live on
their own terms. The Maverick Center's "Design a Maverick Living" is the
process of creating, changing or building ways of making money that closely
aligns with the owner's value system and integrates their multiple ideas,
goals, and reasons for living. Diane founded the Maverick Center LLC (www.MaverickCenter.com)
and started teaching youth/parents along with adults their
faster/safer/cheaper make a living practices and planning. Her company works
with leaders on quadruple bottom line (work that produces positive results
in people, profit, planet, and purpose).
Diane co-authored a book with Brian Tracy, Mark Victor Hanson, Robert
Middleton and a host of other gurus entitled: "Create the Business
Breakthrough You Want: Secrets and Strategies from the World's Greatest
Mentors" which has been endorsed by Dr. Stephen R. Covey, author of
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, and Ken Blanchard, co-author of The
One-Minute Manager.
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Location:
Marie Callender's
Restaurant
9503 Research Blvd
# 400, Austin, TX 78759
(Corner of Hwy. 183 and MOPAC)
Click for Map of 9503 Research Blvd Austin, TX 78759-5690, US
Restaurant Tel:
(512) 349-7151
Cost: $20 cash or check at the door
Click here to Register |
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Friday,
February
22,
2008
Registration and Networking begins at 11:30 a.m.
and the program begins promptly at Noon.
Program concludes at 1:15 p.m.
Come early and stay late for networking.
A table is available for you to place any flyers or
information that is aligned with the WAW mission.
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Lunch Presentation:
Practicing Appreciative Awareness at Work
Presenter:
Henry Novak
·
How are you showing up for work?
· What kind of stories is your mind unconsciously telling you about
yourself?
· How can you quickly seize upon the affirmative, the positive that
exists as potential, in every moment?
Our February speaker, Austin attorney, scholar, philosopher, and social
historian Henry Novak, spent seven years as an aggressive assistant
U. S. attorney establishing a formidable track record prosecuting
high-profile, white-collar fraud criminal cases against corporate executives
and public officials. A profound spiritual awakening in his late thirties
opened his heart and mind to deep inquiry into the purpose of his life, the
nature of the material world, and the dynamics that motivate the conduct of
people in the business world.
Among his discoveries in the following twenty-five years of professional
life was that environments - the situations, circumstances, and conditions
that we encounter in our daily business affairs - are neutral, that life
waits for us to impregnate it with meaning, and we do just that with the
manner in which we interpret and understand our experiences. We are
unconsciously programmed to see the world in ways that are unique to each of
us. From the day we are born, our mind begins to conceptualize our memories
and experiences into a "story" that very soon establishes our individuality
and determines who we show up as in the world. How we show up in the
business world determines the results we produce.
Join us as Henry blends wisdom, spiritual understanding, positive
psychology, and legal insight in sharing with us how the unconscious scripts
that direct our lives can be reframed into powerful, affirming stories that
can be used to cultivate the practice of being present for work with a
heart-mind that is open, nimble, and quick to appreciate the positive,
generative potential inherent in the present moment-the practice of
"Appreciative Awareness".
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Location:
Marie Callender's
Restaurant
9503 Research Blvd
# 400, Austin, TX 78759
(Corner of Hwy. 183 and MOPAC)
Click for Map of 9503 Research Blvd Austin, TX 78759-5690, US
Restaurant Tel:
(512) 349-7151
Cost: $20 cash or check at the door
Click here to Register |
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Feb. 13, 2008, 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm |
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LOCATION:
13604 Caldwell Dr. #65
Austin, TX |
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Friday,
January
25,
2008
Registration and Networking begins at 11:30 a.m.
and the program begins promptly at Noon.
Program concludes at 1:15 p.m.
Come early and stay late for networking.
A table is available for you to place any flyers or
information that is aligned with the WAW mission.
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Lunch Presentation: "The Judgment Window": A Tool for Seeing and Speaking
to the Heart of Another
Presenter: Michael
Skye
Business success in the 21st century requires organizational cultures that
encourage and experience increasing levels of trust, transparency and
authenticity. Because work is, at its core, a fundamental human endeavor,
leaders need to master tools that empower and sustain high-powered
relationships.
Yet, most of us live in cultures, both at home and at work, that are full
of criticism and judgment. We perceive criticism, we anticipate judgment and
we beat ourselves up before others can make us wrong. We all naturally and
reflexively create walls of judgment when faced with the negativity of
criticism.
Come join us as
Michael Skye,
founder of VisionForce walks us through "The Judgment Window", a tool that
brings down our walls of judgment and defense so that people can feel truly
seen and honored.
As Michael demonstrates this simple yet powerful relationship tool, you
can learn how to:
- Breakdown the walls that create distance between you and your co-
workers, your family and other important relationships.
- Shift from judgment to extreme compassion with anyone, instantly.
- Transform a good relationship into a powerful alliance.
- Turn your critics into allies.
Please join us for this stimulating and transformational experience.
Michael Skye, Founder and Chief Visionary Officer for Austin's own
VisionForce, works with a new breed of impassioned change agents,
entrepreneurs and visionary leaders from around the world who are giving
their lives to stand for all of humanity. His visionary leadership training,
VisionForce Boot Camp, is part of the
One Million Visionaries Campaign. Boot Camp and the on-line course,
Visionary Mind Shifts, are powerful wake-up calls for those who are ready to
move from taking positions to making a stand. It is being applauded by many
local leaders, such as Richard Halpin of American Youthworks, Jeannette
Peaten of Big Austin, Brandy Clark of Austin Eco Network and Nogie King of
Wisdom at Work.
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Location:
Marie Callender's
Restaurant
9503 Research Blvd
# 400, Austin, TX 78759
(Corner of Hwy. 183 and MOPAC)
Click for Map of 9503 Research Blvd Austin, TX 78759-5690, US
Restaurant Tel:
(512) 349-7151
Cost: $20 cash or check at the door
Click here to Register |
| DATE |
TOPIC / PRESENTER |
LOCATION / COST / CONTACT |
| Oct. 3-5,
2008 +
Oct. 2 pre-conf. workshops |
 4th National Conference on Dialogue & Deliberation (NCDD)
Click here for flyer
You’re Invited!
Are you dedicated to solving tough problems through honest
talk, quality thinking and collaborative action?
Join us in Austin, TX for the
4th National
Conference on Dialogue & Deliberation.
NCDD brings together people from diverse backgrounds -
facilitators, mediators, public leaders, activists, students, educators and
“world-changers” – who believe that better communication is the key to
addressing the critical issues facing organizations, communities and
society.
• Learn best practices in
community building, group process and communication
• Hear from the leading
experts in the field of dialogue & deliberation
• Gain new skills and
experience innovative methods for helping groups solve problems
• Share resources, ideas
and strategies
• Connect with others in
meaningful ways that inspire, affirm and expand what is possible in this
work
Featuring prominent leaders in the field, including...
David Campt • Jim Fishkin • Bill Isa acs • Frances
Moore Lappé • Carolyn Lukensmeyerl |
Click here for flyer
Website and to Register:
www.ncdd.org/ncdd2008
OCTOBER 3-5, 2008
Location:
Renaissance Austin Hotel
9721 Arboretum Blvd.
Austin, TX 78759
Registration: $375
Scholarships are available.
New registrants only: 20% discount for Wisdom At Work
(at registration enter code: WAW )
After September 12, the price goes up additional $65.
OCTOBER 2, 2008
Pre-conference Workshops
Half-day $50 • Full-day $95
Learn More!
www.ncdd.org/ncdd2008
Email:
ncdd@thataway.org |
| June 13-15 |
What Color is Your Parachute?: Earning versus Living
Love and Money: Can't I Have Both?
Why are the qualities it takes to succeed at work often in direct
conflict with the qualities it takes to succeed in love? How can we
overcome this? Richard Bolles, author of What Color is Your
Parachute?, and Warren Farrell, author of Why Men Earn More,
partner in this highly interactive workshop that teaches you practical
tools for envisioning success, updating your vision in the face of
change, and finding your optimal balance between professional and
personal endeavors.
This workshop will review the 25 work-life choices made by women and
men that lead to men earning more and women having more fulfilling
lives. Discover what men and women can learn from each other to make
smart trade-offs that benefit both yourself and your loved ones.
Personal Evolution, Professional Revolution
You will learn:
| Which new fields and non-traditional careers and lifestyles are
expected to emerge in the next decade. |
| Transitions that are likely to occur in established fields. |
| How to coordinate your evolution (including your health) with
their evolution. |
| The skills and mindset you need to create a job rather than just
find one. |
| How to determine the balance among work, love, family and
spirituality that creates success for you. |
Required Reading: Why Men Earn More by
Warren Farrell; What Color is Your Parachute? by Dick Bolles
Suggested Reading: Father and Child Reunion
and The Myth of Male Power by Warren Farrell; The Three
Boxes of Life and How to Get Out of Them by Dick Bolles
You may also be interested in Warren Farrell's workshop
Couples' Communication Retreat.
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- Warren Farrell, Ph.D., is author of the best sellers Why Men Are
the Way They Are, The Myth of Male Power, Women Can’t
Hear What Men Don’t Say, Father and Child Reunion, and
Why Men Earn More.
More about Warren Farrell »
Dick Bolles is the author of What Color Is Your Parachute? A
Practical Manual for Job-Hunters and Career-Changers, a veteran of the
U.S. Navy, and the recipient of the 2006 National Samaritan Award.
More about Dick Bolles »
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Program fee: $325
For more information, call toll-free 1.877.944.3003
(Mon–Fri, 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. CST)
.Register
Now!
Visitor Resources
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| Wed., Jan.
16, 2008 |
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Register by Phone: (877) 944-3003.
Location: The
Crossings, Austin, TX
Program Fee: $550 (A 20%
discount is available for Wisdom At Work members) |
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Ongoing |
Austin ASTD
(American Society for
Training & Development)
For more
information about Austin ASTD, visit their website at:
www.austin-astd.org.
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For more
information about Austin ASTD, visit their website at:
www.austin-astd.org.
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Ongoing |
The
Crossings
is a progressive learning center, meeting place, and wellness spa in Austin,
Texas offering workshops with world-renowned teachers, state-of-the-art
meeting and event facilities, and a full menu of wellness and spa services
in a retreat setting that promotes growth, balance, and sanctuary.
The Crossings offers selected programs at
reduced prices for WAW members.
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For more information and registration,
Tel: (877) 944-3003
or go to:
www.thecrossingsaustin.com
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Ongoing |
 The
Austin Leadership Forum is located in Austin, Texas. They have
breakfast programs on the third Friday of the month.
"Our
mission is to elevate the role of leadership in the lives of the citizens of
Central Texas; to focus on the vitality and necessity of regional leadership
capital; and to serve others through the process of encouraging individuals
to grow, prosper and make a significant difference through the practice of
leadership skills."
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For
more information and program registration, go to:
www.theaustinleadershipforum.com |
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Ongoing |
 Spirit
Systems is located in Houston, Texas.
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For more information and registration,
Tel: (281) 682-0127
Email:
admin@spirit-systems.org
or go to:
http://www.spirit-systems.org |
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