Seven Principles for Living a Life of Significance
With the objective of helping you find new meaning in your life after you leave your company, the Seven Principles for Living a Life of Significance is based on universal principles and the latest developments in cosmology, quantum physics and systems thinking.
The Seven Principles for Living a Life of Significance helps you avoid falling into a "transition rut" with symptoms including:
- Having nothing to look forward to in your life after leaving your company
- Being overwhelmed by choices
- Increased chances of getting divorced
- Feeling that life no longer has meaning
The Seven Principles for Living a Life of Significance also helps you avoid experiencing Post-Transition Stress Disorder. Symptoms include:
- Severe boredom, depression and feelings that your life no longer has purpose
- Making poor personal choices in a desperate attempt to make sense of your new life since leaving your company
- Increased chance of failing in a new business venture due to rash, new business decisions
- Increased chance of developing a major illness
Like directional points on your life's compass, the Seven Principles for Living a Life of Significance program helps you embrace the transition process and:
- Successfully navigate this major life transition
- Adjust your life so you can make needed inner changes
- Correct your bearings so you can live the next phase of your life at the top levels of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Seven Principles for Living a Life of Significance provides peace-of-mind by helping you to be:
- Mentally prepared for creating a successful transition with a mindset for creating a new model for living the rest of your life.
- Emotionally prepared by moving beyond fears and negative self-talk.
- Psychologically prepared by developing a new sense of self-importance, a deeper sense of personal identity and value in every area of your life.
- Spiritually prepared to discover the next chapter of your life and expand your awareness to a higher level of consciousness.
- Personally prepared to make meaningful changes in your life by applying universal principles to live up to your fullest potential, avoid the hazardous phases of the transition process, and embrace uncertainty.
The program is professionally accredited by:
- Massachusetts Department of Education
- Licensed Clinical Social Workers
- Licensed Social Workers
- Mental Health Counselors
- Substance Abuse Counselors
- Pastoral Counselors
- Massachusetts Nurses Association
- Marriage and Family Therapists
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