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Support for Families Experiencing Conflict
Support for Families Experiencing Conflict
In this session, we’ll use the ever-present Invest::Harvest polarity to explore two types of interpersonal conflict: Task Conflict and Relationship Conflict as described in Adam Grant’s book Think Again. Then we will walk through options for supporting families who are avoiding conflict and those who are experiencing conflict, whether task conflict, relationship conflict, or both.
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Now What? Finding Meaning After You Cash Out
Now What? Finding Meaning After You Cash Out
What do you do when work is no longer about money? Having spent decades laser-focused on building a business, the newly-“liberated” find themselves adrift and searching for their identity. In their new reality, they struggle to answer not only “What do you do?” but the more important, underlying question: “Who am I?”. Paul Ollinger offers empathy, encouragement, and practical steps to move forward and begin this second act. He shares hilarious anecdotes of his own bewilderment after retiring from Facebook at 42 years-old and how he then launched a career as a stand-up comedian.
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Developing Leadership in the Rising Generations
Developing Leadership in the Rising Generations
Professionals spend a lot of time talking about developing family decision-making, family governance, and educating the rising generations. But, without the successful transfer of leadership from generation to generation, those things won’t be effectively implemented.
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How to Maximize the Value of Your Membership + Virtual Tour of the PPI Website
How to Maximize the Value of Your Membership + Virtual Tour of the PPI Website
Whether you are a new member or a long-time member of the PPI community, we invite you to join us for a webinar dedicated to helping you maximize the value of your membership. In addition to reviewing the resources available to members on the website, we will offer an overview of membership benefits, and we'll leave plenty of time to answer any questions you may have.
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Happy Together: Using Positive Psychology to Build Stronger Relationships
Happy Together: Using Positive Psychology to Build Stronger Relationships
Positive psychology research indicates that one of the most important factors in human flourishing is building close relationships with others. Enjoying strong bonds with family members, romantic partners, friends, and co-workers is critical for thriving. Yet we all too often assume that these bonds will stay strong automatically and then are surprised if they begin to fray. A better approach is to nurture and care for our relationships by learning skills and developing habits that can keep them strong. Working at our relationships like we work out our bodies at the gym can build relational muscle and flexibility—and the science of positive psychology can help us do so effectively.
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Ground Rules and High-Ground Ideas on the Path to Being Grounded
Ground Rules and High-Ground Ideas on the Path to Being Grounded
Expertise is important, often essential, to the value provided by professionals. When it is applied and communicated by a person who is grounded, the value of expertise is remarkably expanded. In fact, an ungrounded person with great expertise can misuse or waste their competence, oftentimes unknowingly. In this webinar, we’ll take a close look what grounded means, how we sense or know a person is grounded, and some steps to increase our own grounding.