A GOOD LIFE (The Workshop)

We all want to live a good life but what exactly does that mean? Is it different things for different people? Maybe it’s different for the same person over their life time? Maybe as we change, so does our concept of ‘a good life’. I’m pretty sure that twenty-year-old Harps might find the current version of my life, a snore-fest. Or weird. Or overwhelming. Does a good ‘situation’ (job, house, lifestyle, finances, relationships) automatically equal a good life? If not, why not? What are the ‘symptoms’ of a good life? What is the typical experience of someone in the middle of a good life? Is it about the seen or unseen? The internal non-physical world of thought, feeling, creativity, purpose and inspiration or is it about what’s being created, achieved, acquired and conquered in the external physical world? Or a combination, perhaps? Is it possible that our ‘idea’ of a good life doesn’t live up to the reality (of it) when we get there? And where does our concept of a good life come from in the first place? Culture? Society? Media? Family? Or perhaps, from somewhere more innate and instinctive? Spiritual even? Is it possible that the person in the middle of, what appears to be, a ‘great’ life, is miserable, unfulfilled, anxious and/or unhappy? Conversely, can someone who appears to be in a less-than-ideal life, be happy, fulfilled and calm? 

This workshop is the culmination of forty years of exploring these questions personally (for myself) and through my work (coaching, training, consulting and speaking) with thousands of people all wanting to live a good life.   

Here’s some feedback from previous live events…