Happiness at work and Goal-Free Living
Me on stage at last Friday’s excellent event
Do you feel you have the right goals in life and at work? What do your goals do to you? Are you always chasing goals other people set for you? Are you one of the people who never seem to reach their goals? Or do you reach them – but forget to enjoy it?
Last Friday (Oct. 5) Christian Ørsted and I arranged an event here in Copenhagen which was all about goals:
- Nicolai Moltke-Leth (one of Denmark’s most famous business speakers) spoke about finding your mission in life
- I spoke about goals at work and how your main goal should always be to be happy at work (duh!)
- Christian spoke about finding the energy you need for reaching your goals
- Stephen Shapiro spoke about Goal-Free Living – how to have goals but not be a slave to them
Raise your hand if…
The event was a smash hit and fully sold out – no mean feat considering that we planned, promoted and executed the whole thing in less than 2 weeks. We rock :o)
Gareth Garvey took some amazing pictures of the event. Below are some of my favorites – click here to see Gareth’s entire photo set.
Stephen Shapiro
Me
Nicolai Moltke-Leth
Christian Ørsted
Happy participants
Happy participants
Happy participants
More great events to follow. The next one is on November 1st, it’s about happiness-at-work-coaching and it’s free! Read all about it.
Kåre Mulvad Said,
October 12, 2007 @ 10:42 am
Thanks for a cool experience – looking forward to receive your book. And hope you will post the slides you showed soon…
Alexander Said,
October 12, 2007 @ 3:45 pm
Glad you liked it Kåre. And the books are shipping out today and the slides will also be available soon!
Stephen Hopson Said,
October 13, 2007 @ 5:30 pm
Alex:
Looks like you guys had a GREAT time! I’m impressed with how you managed to pull together 200 people in only 2 weeks! How the heck did you do that? And how were you able to attract sponsors so quickly?
I’m amazed! I’d love to pull together a Personal Development kind of event where top PD bloggers get together and headline the event to inspire people.
Stephen
Charlie Said,
October 15, 2007 @ 8:19 am
Those participants look like they really enjoyed every part of the show.
Congratulations for having a successful and wonderful event.
Howie Said,
October 16, 2007 @ 4:07 am
Looks like a fun and wonderful experience. I’m sure everybody who attended deserve that level of happiness.