Open Webinar - How to Flourish in a Crazy World

#Covid-19 update: This event will now be a live open webinar, with details provided below. Delegate numbers may be higher than for a face-to-face event, and participants will be able to see and hear the presenter, ask questions and sometimes answer polls. Importantly, no nomination form is required. Those who have previously registered need take no action. All participants will simply be provided with a link to join the webinar online.

Description

It’s definitely a case of business as ‘unusual’. The goalposts haven’t just moved, they’ve been taken down and burned. With the three-year strategic plan in tatters, the six-month sales target in smithereens and uncertainty creeping into the weekly to-do list, this online session looks at how to handle unprecedented change.

Inspired by Dr Andy Cope’s book The Art of Being Brilliant, the aim is to share some of the secrets of positive psychology, resilience and the science of human flourishing. This brave new world requires some brave new thinking, so the aim is to challenge current habits as well as re-energise and rejuvenate for the challenges that lie ahead.

Andy promises original content, cracking ideas and top tips that will sustain your personal brilliance, both at home and work.

Key words

The primary theme is LEADERSHIP and the secondary theme is CHANGE.

It is relevant to the development of Positivity, Happiness, Wellbeing, Leadership, Resilience, Change, Habits, Productivity, Engagement.

THP, The Henley Partnership.

Dr Andy Cope

Dr Andy Cope describes himself as a qualified teacher, author, happiness expert and learning junkie. He has spent the last 10 years studying positive psychology, happiness and flourishing, culminating in a Loughborough University PhD thesis. Andy is a sought-after keynote speaker, delivering to audiences around the world.

He has written several best-selling personal development books for Capstone and Hodder, as well as penning a series for teachers. Andy also moonlights as a children’s author. His book, Spy Dog (Puffin), won the Redhouse Children’s Book of the Year and the series has sold in excess of a million copies worldwide.

*Per member organisation. “Up to” indicates the maximum number per member organisation, it is not an allocation of places. All places are subject to availability at the time of nomination. Nomination Forms are dealt with on a first come first served basis and a place cannot be booked or held without a fully completed and approved Nomination Form.