The Do-Over: A delightfully impractical vision workshop for discovering what makes you feel alive

📍LIVE ONLINE EVENT
🗓️ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12 from
12–1 PM ET | 9–10 AM PT | 5–6 PM UK
🎟️ Free

A free live workshop for anyone ready to dream bigger, get delightfully impractical, and discover what makes them feel most alive.


Most of us are very good at being reasonable. Practical. Measured.

We make plans based on the job we already have, the place we already live, the people we already know, and the person we've already become. Even when we imagine the future, we tend to renovate around the edges of our existing life.

That keeps us safe, but it risks keeping our dreams within 10% of what already exists.

In our next Great Work Class, we're doing something different: We're taking it all the way down to the (metaphorical) studs.

In this interactive workshop, we'll temporarily remove practicality from the equation and explore bigger questions about who we are, what makes us feel alive, and what wildly different lives we might be fascinated to try.

We'll explore questions like:

  • What parts of your life make you feel most alive, and where might you be hungry for more?

  • Who are you when you're at your absolute best, and what parts of that person deserve more room in your everyday life?

  • If literally anything were possible, who would you become? Where would you go? What would you do?

  • What new possibilities might emerge if the life you're accustomed to suddenly became unavailable?

  • What might your wildest alternate lives reveal about the fun, friendship, creativity, adventure, and contribution you could bring into your real life?

This is not an invitation to recklessly blow up a perfectly good life. It's an invitation to explore, dream, and notice what enthusiasm is hiding just beneath the surface.

Join us on November 12 for Take Your Life Down to the Studs.

 

REGISTER HERE:

This event is free and is hosted online via Zoom on Thursday, November 12th, from 12-1 PM Eastern Time

 

MEET YOUR GUIDE

I’m Dr. Amanda Crowell, a cognitive psychologist and the author of Great Work.

For the past several years, I’ve been thinking about two questions. What is your Great Work, and how can I help you do more of it? Once you’re doing it, how do you get other people to care about it, too?

 

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