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GPS - A Path To Achieving Healthier Balance And Avoid Burnout
Thursday, February 1, 2024
2:00 Pm TO 3:00 Pm (Eastern Time)
Summary
The Grow, Perform, Sustain (GPS) workshop looks at what it means to be effective in the modern world of work and life. It examines how you can perform at a high level without sacrificing your well-being and health.
The approach is based on two years of research by Nick Petrie and his team, focusing on high performers across a range of fields including: professional athletes, musicians, Navy Seals, FBI agents, surgeons, priests and business people. Findings from this research showed that people who do the best long term are those who learn to balance the intersection of three needs:
- The need to perform
- The need to grow
- The need to not burnout
In this workshop you will gain insight about your current balance across 5 key indicators and learn tools and practices on how to achieve a healthier balance and avoid burnout.
Prior to the session, please complete this short assessment and bring your results to the workshop.
Speaker(s)
Nick Petrie is a researcher and speaker on leadership, resilience and burnout prevention/healthy performance cultures. A New Zealander, with significant international experience,Nick has lived and worked in the U.S., Europe, Asia, The Middle East and Scandinavia. His clients include: Google, Walmart, NASA, Delta and the White House. He has worked globally across industries including healthcare, tech, banking, education, energy, law and television.He holds a Master degree from Harvard University and is the author of the book Work Without Stress: Building resilience for long term success. To learn more about Nick and his work you can visit his website - www.nicholaspetrie.com
Registration
Renewed Members of the Strategic Capability Network may attend this event at no cost, we just ask that you register.
Unrenewed Members, Non-Members and Member Guests are charged a fee of $75.00 + HST per registration. Should the non-member or guest subsequently decide to join, the non-member registration fee can be deducted from the membership dues.