Q U E S T I O N P R O M P T S
- How do you help people thrive? Becky will share nine thriving skills that help people increase their ability to thrive… their Thrivability. Key takeaway: Thriving skills help you learn to handle what’s tough, stack up more good, and live a life you love.
- What should people do first when building thriving skills? Becky will share the Thrivability Mindset, the foundation for cultivating your possibilities. Key takeaway: How you think is how you thrive.
- Thrivable You is based on the science of human thriving, also known as the science of happiness. It’s the foundation of the most popular class of all time at both Harvard and Yale universities. Why is this science so important? Becky will share an overview of Positive Psychology and how it enables human thriving. Key takeaway: Extraordinary is possible!
- There’s so much noise out there about how to be happy. How is happiness different from thriving? Becky will share about the pursuit of someday happiness in comparison to building thriving skills to generate happiness on your life journey. Key takeaway: Happiness is the fruit of thriving. Thriving generates happiness that cultivates your extraordinary.
- Mental health is a priority for people everywhere, especially since the global pandemic. How do thriving skills affect mental health? Becky will share how thriving skills support positive mental health, especially when applied with concepts of self-leadership and personal development. Key takeaway: Thriving skills support positive mental health; however, they are not a substitute for clinical care when it is needed.
- What’s the fastest way to start thriving? Becky will share The Fast 5 to Thrive, five tools to upgrade current habits so you can enhance your thriving. Key takeaway: To get started, increase your thrivability with small actions.
- What is the biggest roadblock to thriving for most people? Becky will share what makes people settle rather than get in progress toward their dreams, calling, or purpose. Key takeaway: It’s easy to settle; thriving takes intentional action.
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P R O M P T S
- How do you help people thrive? Becky will share nine thriving skills that help people increase their ability to thrive… their Thrivability. Key takeaway: Thriving skills help you learn to handle what’s tough, stack up more good, and live a life you love.
- What should people do first when building thriving skills? Becky will share the Thrivability Mindset, the foundation for cultivating your possibilities. Key takeaway: How you think is how you thrive.
- Thrivable You is based on the science of human thriving, also known as the science of happiness. It’s the foundation of the most popular class of all time at both Harvard and Yale universities. Why is this science so important? Becky will share an overview of Positive Psychology and how it enables human thriving. Key takeaway: Extraordinary is possible!
- There’s so much noise out there about how to be happy. How is happiness different from thriving? Becky will share about the pursuit of someday happiness in comparison to building thriving skills to generate happiness on your life journey. Key takeaway: Happiness is the fruit of thriving. Thriving generates happiness that cultivates your extraordinary.
- Mental health is a priority for people everywhere, especially since the global pandemic. How do thriving skills affect mental health? Becky will share how thriving skills support positive mental health, especially when applied with concepts of self-leadership and personal development. Key takeaway: Thriving skills support positive mental health; however, they are not a substitute for clinical care when it is needed.
- What’s the fastest way to start thriving? Becky will share The Fast 5 to Thrive, five tools to upgrade current habits so you can enhance your thriving. Key takeaway: To get started, increase your thrivability with small actions.
- What is the biggest roadblock to thriving for most people? Becky will share what makes people settle rather than get in progress toward their dreams, calling, or purpose. Key takeaway: It’s easy to settle; thriving takes intentional action.
