Description As the old saying goes, change is a constant. In this session, we explore the essential questions of how we understand and respond to changes in organizations, society, culture, and in our own professional lives. Our expert panel shares ideas and helps us identify tools and skills to help...
Wednesday, September 27, 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Eastern Session recording: https://youtu.be/h_sqZ3krUJc Description Research suggests that resilient people are characterized by the co-occurrence of positive and negative emotions in stressful situations. What’s the role of flexibility in this? Dr. Christian Waugh will speak to how adapting emotional responses to match...
Friday, September 29, 2:45 pm - 3:45 pm Eastern Session recording: https://youtu.be/RoD5jJWQBBo Description Change is hard, whether talking about personal, professional or organizational change. But the Virtual Conference provided a lot of excellent information related to all aspects of change. The Cap Note Session will reflect on the week’s learning,...
When finances are tight, date nights may seem like more of a luxury than a necessity. Couples may find themselves eliminating their weekly or monthly date nights from the family budget to focus on children or other household expenses. However, taking care of your relationship by spending time with your spouse should be a top priority.
It is important to realize that Christmas is not the only expensive holiday in the next three months. Halloween ranks as the third most expensive holiday following Christmas and Valentine’s Day. This may be a surprise, since typically the holiday does not involve large gift giving or family events. There is no doubt that the Christmas holiday tends to be the biggest budget buster. Nonetheless, the prices of Halloween costumes, candy, and decorations do add up
Today's marketplace of goods and services recognizes the high value that individuals place on time, understanding that consumers will often pay more for convenience. Have you ever stopped to think about what you may be sacrificing in terms of cost, quality, or taste to save a few extra minutes?
About This Webinar We often say, “Play is the work of the child.” But do we really believe in the power of play and its impact on a child’s development and learning trajectories? In this age of accountability, it’s easy to lose sight of what matters most and begin to...
Reintegration after deployment is a familiar term for military service members and their families. The transition process often presents a variety of challenges, including difficulties making readjustments back into life with families, jobs, and within the community. The American Red Cross has created a program to assist in helping to...
The convenience of online or cybershopping has a lot of appeal. Last year, consumers spent over $300 billion online, compared to $226 billion in 2012. As more and more purchases are made online these days, it’s important to know how to score the best deals. Today we discuss tips to save money when cybershopping!
o make the most of your pregnancy and the upcoming arrival of your baby, it is a good idea to make financial preparations your top priority. In this episode, we discuss financial considerations that you should keep in mind while preparing for the baby’s arrival.
OneOp Virtual Conference Follow-up Activity Planning This discussion-based session is a follow-up to the OneOp Virtual Conference: Learning through Change. All session and keynotes archives are available via the conference homepage. Several participants in the virtual conference expressed an interest in participating in additional social learning activities to extend the conference...
About This Webinar A primary way children learn is through their interactions with toys and materials found in their environment. At times, however, children can get “stuck” in a loop, and they don’t continue to find new and more sophisticated ways to play. This impacts all levels of development and...
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