Join Robyn Brown and Tom Verghese, expert facilitators and true modern elders, to learn how to flourish well in later life and strengthen your capacity for curiosity, adaptability and resilience.
Space is limited. Only 12 participants. Register today.
30% early bird discount for pilot only- $980 $670
• New dates to be announced
If you’re ready to reimagine your best later life, this online workshop will help you foster the mindset to do just that, together with others who are also up for the challenge. If you enjoy deep conversations and asking big questions, you’ll enjoy this experience.
What do you find most meaningful in life?
What are your greatest fears and hopes?
Where do you want to spend your time and who with?
What legacy would you like to leave?
Curious? If the answer is YES, sign up now.
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In this workshop you will:
Connect and share stories with others at your life stage
Identify what is most important in life and what no longer serves you
Hear about the six fears and antidotes most common with your life stage and listen to your inner voice about what makes you most afraid
Acknowledge your limits and be liberated by a more optimistic future
Foster the mindset to reimagine your best later life
Upon signing up, all workshop participants will receive a FREE gift: an essay from MEA alumni Di Percy – Elderhood: Ageing Fears, Ageless Spirit.
Who should attend?
If you fall into these categories, you should sign up:
ready to reimagine your best later life
enjoy deep conversations and asking big questions
wanting to connect, share and learn from others who are in the same stage of life
ready to start discarding what doesn’t serve you anymore, and consciously curating the remainder of your life
Who are we?
Tom Verghese is a consultant in cultural intelligence, with a personal and professional interest in the area of conscious aging. Tom is the founder of Cultural Synergies and works with clients to guide their culture, diversity and inclusion programs; he is the author of four books exploring cultural awareness and agility, including The Invisible Elephant. Tom is passionate about increasing cultural intelligence, global leadership and developing high functioning teams. He has over three decades of international experience and holds a Doctorate in Business Administration and a Masters in Education. Tom is an MEA alumni and hosts the MEAx In Conversation series.
Robyn Brown is a positive, thoughtful leader and community contributor with excellent communication skills and long track record of delivering successful results in business and IT. Starting with accounting, Robyn’s skills developed in business process improvement, project management and people change management. She successfully helped shape CEO teams as through executive search and she has had an active Board career. She volunteers for several social purpose organisations and is an MEA alum.
Guest Faculty
During this interactive workshop you will:
Meet for a couple of hours each morning to discuss the topic for the day in small groups
Explore searching questions at your own pace
Have a one-to-one conversation with another participant to share your thoughts and deepen your understanding
Review pertinent reference materials that appeal to you, such as the Blue Zones research into longevity
Make choices to experiment with relevant tools or exercises
Be supported by expert facilitators and learning guides
When you leave, you’ll:
Feel more optimistic about your future
Be clearer on your purpose and legacy
Have grown your network of ‘modern elders’
Develop realistic resolutions to guide your best later life
Concerns stopping you from taking action:
Myth 1
Online learning is difficult for me.
One of our learning guides will call you prior to the workshop to ensure you are technology enabled. The morning sessions will be conducted on Zoom. Support is available by phone throughout the workshop for any issues which arise.
Myth 2
A week is too big a commitment for me.
We believe that wisdom is shared not taught. We provide a safe environment where you can discuss as much or as little as you are comfortable with sharing.
Myth 3
I don’t want to talk to strangers about my life.
This workshop is less about creating a new identity and more about extracting meaning from your life stories by identifying the stories you tell yourself, discarding the ones that no longer serve you and consciously investing in telling new stories that are aligned with your values and intentions for the future.