Watch: Designing a Portfolio Lifestyle of Purpose and Wellness: A Conversation with Holly Copeland
In this interactive discussion, Holly shared her journey of intentionally crafting a portfolio lifestyle.
Allison Gilbert, co-author of The Joy of Connections and Kasley Killam, author of The Art and Science of Connection, discuss social health. In this conversation, they explored how meaningful connections can combat loneliness, enhance well-being, and ultimately help us lead longer, healthier lives.
The University of Chicago Leadership and Society Initiative
The University of Chicago Leadership and Society Initiative (LSI) supports accomplished leaders in successfully transitioning from their longstanding careers toward purposeful next chapters. LSI Fellows immerse themselves in UChicago’s unparalleled environment of big ideas and multigenerational dialogue, gaining frameworks for learning from their past and planning for their futures.
Through LSI’s rigorous and customizable curriculum, Fellows engage with eminent faculty and expert practitioners to explore how their next chapter can be meaningful for them and for society. This fellowship is a commitment to personal growth, enduring wellness, and dynamic engagement with pressing societal issues.
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