Achieving Balance in Work and Life - Part 2
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
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4:00 PM - 7:34 PM (opens at 3:30 PM) EST
4Credits
Behavioral
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Course Type: Webcast
Course Code: 24/AC692553
Level: Basic
Vendor: ACPEN
Field of Study: Personal Development
Overview:
In trying to achieve life balance, various internal and external obstacles arise. In this course we will look at these obstacles and provide specific ways to overcome them. In addition, we will look at how to excel in every area of your life including your relationships, finances, sense of purpose, level of happiness, and your physical health and leisure time pursuits. You will leave this course with powerful methods and a specific plan to move forward in your life in a balanced, healthy, and productive manner. Don't forget to take Part 1 of this amazing course.
Objectives:
- Know the 8 areas of life that need to be kept in balance
- Learn methods for overcoming internal and external obstacles
- Learn how to set goals and stay motivated for a long period of time
- Know how to anticipate and deal with forces working against balance
- Discover the best methods for staying true to what is most important to you
Major Topics:
- Why we get off balance and how to overcome those tendencies
- Methods that turbo charge motivation, health and happiness
- The power of culture and friends to affect our lives
- The importance of clear intention in order to effect change that lasts
Major Topics:
- Why we get off balance and how to overcome those tendencies
- Methods that turbo charge motivation, health and happiness
- The power of culture and friends to affect our lives
- The importance of clear intention in order to effect change that lasts