Wonder Works

corporate retreats, team building, & wellness programs

Support your team to make a shift to wellbeing and thrive in a time of uncertainty

When employees can cultivate more future-mindedness — the ability to think about the future, envision what’s possible, and create space to reflect on and ready themselves for potential outcomes — they can see the bigger picture, gain confidence to navigate uncertainty on the fly, and be less reactive and overwhelmed when things inevitably change. Immersive programs and retreats are a tradition, and they can help people to reduce overwhelm, find renewal, inspiration, and meaning.

 

The modern workplace is increasingly stressful. Overwhelm and distraction stalls creativity and wellbeing.

As a supportive leader, you want to help:

  • Build more adaptive and resilient teams

  • Improve company culture

  • Energize and unlock the creativity of each member of your team

I help people build the skills of future-mindedness and thrive through change.

As a corporate trainer and speaker, I love sharing skills to help busy professionals move through work and life’s challenges with ease, humor, and grace.

For 30 years, I have helped business leaders and professionals with my unique approach to building the skill power to move from stressed to calm and energized. My wonder works program engages employees in team building along with the skills of future-mindedness to build the skills of calm, confidence, and connection.

Science-backed Strategies for Companies to Thrive in the Hybrid Workplace

In team building workshops and classes at the University of Virginia, the MBA for Executives Program at Darden School of Business, Federal Executive Institute and abroad, I have delivered my unique brand of “engaging, smart, and creative” insights into the power of my wonder works program. Let’s work together to create the best for your team!

The Way of the Hammock: Designing Calm for a Busy Life

I outline the wonder works principles—along with my real-life examples and easy-to-implement strategies—in my book, The Way of the Hammock: Designing Calm for a Busy Life.