We believe in harmony between your professional and personal life. Our Balancing Work and Home workshop is designed to help employees, supervisors, and managers find the balance between their work responsibilities and personal needs. We don’t believe in sacrificing one for the other—balance creates sustainable success.
Because balance matters. Participants in this workshop will explore the internal conflicts that arise when trying to reconcile the demands of work and personal life. Through interactive exercises, they will assess how their personal value systems, self-concept, and self-image contribute to setting unrealistic expectations for themselves. We don’t believe in setting impossible standards—understanding your values helps define a realistic balance.
We believe in making informed choices. The core message of this workshop is that adults make choices that come with consequences. Recognizing and accepting these choices is key to creating a more balanced and fulfilling life. Participants will learn how to embrace their decisions, acknowledging the outcomes without guilt or frustration. We don’t believe in regret—owning your choices empowers you to move forward.
We believe in taking control. Through personal assessments and interactive exercises, participants will learn how to create options and take meaningful action to achieve a new balance point in their lives. This workshop offers practical tools and strategies to help participants feel more in control of their time and priorities. We don’t believe in feeling overwhelmed—small actions lead to lasting change.
We believe in practical skills for real life. Participants will explore essential time management principles and assertiveness techniques to better manage competing demands. Learning how to say no, set boundaries, and prioritize tasks will help participants find that elusive balance. We don’t believe in letting time control you—effective management gives you the freedom to thrive.
We believe in learning by doing. The workshop incorporates a variety of interactive exercises and discussions to ensure participants walk away with actionable strategies. Whether it’s through personal reflection or group activities, the workshop is designed to make real, sustainable changes in how participants approach balancing work and home life. We don’t believe in passive learning—active participation brings real results.
We believe in a balanced life. Don’t let the demands of work overshadow your personal life. Enroll in our Balancing Work and Home workshop today and start building a life that thrives on harmony and fulfillment. Because balance isn’t just a goal—it’s a way of life.
Duration: 1-Day Workshop
Delivery Method
Cost:
$6000 USD per day
Travel:
Additional costs may apply for face-to-face workshops.
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I realize now that I have been making choices that don’t work for me.
Customized Training Program Lengths Available: One-Day
This one-day skill-building participant-centered workshop is designed to help employees, supervisors and managers who need to reconcile their conflicting professional and personal needs and expectations. Using interactive exercises, the participants assess the role that personal value systems, self-concept and self-image play in establishing uncomfortable and often impossible life imperatives. The premise of the workshop is that adults make choices that have consequences and they need to learn how to recognize, accept, and live with them.
Using interactive exercises and personal assessments, the participants will learn how to create options, take action, and create a new more comfortable and realistic balance point in their lives. The workshop will include discussion of the skills necessary for this integration, including time management principles and assertiveness techniques.
Contact us if you are interested in more information on this workshop, or would like to schedule it.
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