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Now enrollingThe Long Game
Eight weeks on leading yourself.
8
Tuesday-night talks
Free
For adults 18 and up
Zoom
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Why it matters
The reason this exists.
Most people in their twenties and thirties are carrying more than they let on: work, money, family, relationships, and a version of themselves online that is doing great. Almost no one teaches you how to lead yourself through that.
The Long Game is eight Tuesday-night talks on doing exactly that: being honest about where your battery is, handling setbacks, pausing before you snap, saying no, asking for help, and showing up for the people around you. Each week ends with one question, one challenge, and a one-minute check-in to see what stuck.
It's built on something simple: people who feel connected and know how to ask for help are better protected when life gets heavy. The Long Game is a leadership and resilience series, not counseling or therapy.
The eight weeks
Eight Tuesday nights.
Weeks 1 to 4 run November 24 to December 15. We break for the holidays and finish with Weeks 5 to 8 on January 5, 12, 19 and 26.
Week 1 | Nov 24: Real Talk on Exhaustion
Leading yourself starts with an honest read on your own battery.
Week 2 | Dec 1: Ditch the Superperson Cape (Grace Over Grit)
Your worth is not your title, your paycheck or your follower count. Rest is maintenance.
Week 3 | Dec 8: Hitting Pause Before You Snap (The Power of the Pause)
Put space between the trigger and the response.
Week 4 | Dec 15: Character in the Shadows (Quiet Integrity)
Keeping your word to yourself, and noticing the people nobody is checking on.
Week 5 | Jan 5: Showing Up for People
Notice when something changes, ask directly, and connect people to help.
Week 6 | Jan 12: Strength in Asking for Help (Resilient Vulnerability)
Asking for help does not make you weak or a burden.
Week 7 | Jan 19: The Art of Saying No (Sacred Boundaries)
You cannot pour from an empty cup. Saying no is maturity.
Week 8 | Jan 26: Anchoring Hope When It's Dark + Leading by Resting
What keeps you going on the hard days, and rest that actually recharges you.
Someone who leads themselves well.
By the end of the eight weeks, you have an honest read on your own battery, the tools to pause before you snap, and people around you who know how to ask for help and show up for each other.
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The Long Game is free and open to adults 18 and up. The first session is Tuesday, November 24 at 8 PM Eastern.
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