Design your life and career (online)

VPPL00IK
19.02.2025 - 19.03.2025
2.5 days
  • 19.02.2025, 10:00 - 17:00: Break: 12.30 - 14.00
  • 20.02.2025, 10:00 - 17:00: Break: 12.30 - 14.00
  • 19.03.2025, 14:00 - 17:00: Follow-up
End of registration period: 14.02.2025
Online course
  • Pardo Escher,?Olga  ()
  • Kursadministration,?Development & Leadership, ETH Zürich  ()
13
25
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This workshop is based on Stanford’s most popular course “Design Your Life”. In this workshop, you will apply design thinking together with positive psychology to your career and your life beyond work. It will help you gain more clarity about your career situation, become better at making decisions and stay emotional stable, flexible, and confident despite uncertainty. Together with other postdocs and established researchers, you develop a constructive and effective approach to finding and designing your vocation at the University or elsewhere by developing new thinking patterns and working on your future portfolio with ideas, activities and actions.

  • You will analyze what brought you where you are today (making sense of the past to design the future)
  • You will define your current career challenges and ideate possible solutions (getting from either-or thinking to multi-optional thinking)
  • You will break down possible solutions into actionable steps (to shape your future proactively, be the agent and not the victim)
  • You will apply your learning and ideas by iteratively designing your way forward to a meaningful life (with the growth mindset).

You will

  • understand your needs for a meaningful career and life
  • have created many job ideas that match your needs
  • have already taken steps to pursue some of your ideas
  • adopt habits of prototyping and iterating to your vocation and take action instead of over-thinking
  • have strategies to overcome procrastination
- Reflective visual methods
- Ideation, prototyping and testing
- Visual thinking
- Peer coaching
- Follow-up session
- Science of action with 7 ways to overcome procrastination
  • Established Researchers
  • Postdocs
English

Sebastian Kernbach, https://www.lifedesignlab.ch/contact.html

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