Work, Life and Death in Silicon Valley -- An Insider's Journey to Happiness in San Francisco

Work, Life and Death in Silicon Valley -- An Insider's Journey to Happiness

Is your life in transition right now?

Are you fulfilled by your work and your personal relationships?

“Work, Life and Death in Silicon Valley - An Insider’s Journey to Happiness” is a deeply personal, highly interactive, 2.5-hour presentation and discussion led by Jim McCarthy.  The workshop helps you reflect upon your livelihood, legacy, relationships, and purpose. It’s packed with anecdotes, quotes, and advice for how to be happy — right here, right now. Jim brings his unique perspective — as a Stanford MBA, Internet pioneer, world traveler, Buddhist, and person living with a cancer diagnosis.

Who should attend?

Anyone who is open to addressing some of the most important questions about transitions and the purpose of their work and life. The topics are serious, and your active participation is expected.

Some praise when Jim presented this to the Entrepreneurship Club, Stanford Graduate School of Business: 

“Amazing experience.”

“Thought-provoking, emotional.”

“Wonderful advice.”

“One of the best sessions that I have attended at the GSB.”

When and Where:

Wednesday, Sept 11, at Jim's condo:

1600 Webster St, # 301, San Francisco, CA 94115

(Corner of Webster and Post)

Doors open at 6:30 PM. The workshop will start promptly at 7:15 PM.

Fee:

$25, which helps to pay for the wine, cheese, and light hors d'oeuvres!

Space is limited to a small, intimate group of participants, so please register now.

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