Center for Purposeful Leadership

Center for Purposeful Leadership is hosting Sneak Peak/new book: The Power of Purpose, To Grow and to Give for Life. Make sure to attend it on November 13.

https://lnkd.in/gM6BBFgh Our next Essential Conversations is soon approaching. Join us, along with legendary personal coach and creator of the "Purpose Movement", Richard Leider. Richard will will bring new stories, new lessons, and an all-new Purpose Manifesto. In this special Essential Conversations session, Richard launches the 4th Edition of The Power of Purpose, completely revised and updated. He will offer a practical guide to unlocking the power of purpose at any stage of life, tapping into the broader need for purpose in our post-pandemic world. We will discover: -New insights on purpose -Becoming a Purposeful Leader -The Purpose Formula which includes mind-opening questions to help you unlock your purpose and to live a life of meaning and fulfillment. Your purpose gives you a reason to rise every morning, a means of actively expressing the deepest dimension of who you are, and a way to grow and give for life. Through engaging stories, proven practices, and thoughtful inquiry, this book opens the path for unlocking your purpose to live longer, better, and more meaningfully.?This is the power of purpose. Learn more or register today by visiting: https://lnkd.in/gM6BBFgh We'll see you there

It's almost time for our annual, impactful community-based Retreat, exploring the 5Cs of Resilience. We look forward to meeting with you. You have the option to join us in-person or via Zoom.

Join us 9/11, for a Belonging conversation.

9/11: Register to join us for an important conversation with Kim Dabbs: You Belong Here. Because you do. Everyone feels like an outsider at some point in their life—when we walk into a room and think to ourselves, “I don’t belong here.” "You Belong Here"?offers a new framework that allows each of us to define how we want to be seen, heard, and valued on our own terms so we feel a sense of belonging in any situation. Further, it serves as a launchpad for organizational leaders and culture builders to create safe spaces for individuals to show up as their authentic selves. Warmly, Patricia Neal (she/her)

Join us on Thursday, September 26 for an interactive exploration of how to bring the Art of Convening into the “real world” of everyday life. Center for Purposeful Leadership, the Art of Convening??, Mary Elaine Kiener and Cecily Victor present to you Everyday Convening. See you there.

Our highly anticipated event is rescheduled, but the excitement hasn't faded! Join us to discover the secrets to being seen, heard, and valued authentically with Kim Dabbs.

We are thrilled to congratulate this year's Whole Person Leaders as they complete the WPL4W 2024 program! We were honored to work with this amazing group of women in Cohort 7, and look forward to continuing as allies and friends, into the future. Erin Hunt Moore, Stacey Helstrom, M.A., GPHR, Rachel Cometa Estuar, Lisa Griebel, M.Ed., EQ-i? Expert, Pam Russell Warder, Daisy Chang-Fifer, Ashley Evans. Not pictured: Rochelle (Chelle) Kotlarz, Sharon Sund. Kimberly Kristenson-Lee, MAIR, PCC, Lynn Nelson, Vivian Jenkins Nelsen, Claudia Eisinger

We are looking forward to meeting with Kim Dabbs in August to learn the power of being seen, heard and valued on your own terms. https://lnkd.in/gigMMc9Y

Why Juneteenth is for all Americans By?Michel Martin,?Morning Edition?and?Up First?host Confession: I had never heard of Juneteenth until I came to D.C.,?after college. A colleague and friend who was dating a guy from Texas told me about it. Even then, I thought it was a regional thing, like Mardi Gras — which is to say: not to be tampered with, watered down or interpreted by people not in the know, if you get my drift. You can see it.?It commemorates the day federal troops arrived to?enforce The Emancipation Proclamation?in Texas some two years after it was issued. More broadly, though, it celebrates the end of chattel slavery. To my mind, it celebrates the beginning of true freedom because — as moral philosophers have long known — no one is free until everyone is because oppression ensnares the oppressor as well as the oppressed. Anyone who has ever been in a toxic relationship knows that. That is one reason the magnificent Opal Lee, the Fort Worth native known as the grandmother of Juneteenth,?worked so hard?and so long to see Juneteenth become a federal holiday. A white mob burned down her family home in 1939. She became an educator and an activist and saw the day become a federal holiday last year. She told her local station KTVT, “It's not a Texas thing or a Black thing. It's an American thing." Go celebrate.