With the barrage of news alerts, retweets, and likes it can feel like our devices are hacking our brains and commanding our attention away from the people and things in our life that are truly important. It's time to learn how to hack back!
Ellen Petry Leanse has worked with some of Silicon Valleys biggest technology titans. Throughout her career she's observed the ways that the rise of tech has affected our brains and the happiness we feel in our lives. Leanse is one of Stanford Continuing Studies most popular instructors and in her new work, The Happiness Hack, she brings the lessons she has learned as an entrepreneur, teacher, coach, and researcher to provide everyone with real strategies they can use to override techs unending demands and reclaim their happiness.
Pamela Weiss, Buddhist teacher, executive coach and the Founder and Chief Wisdom Officer of Appropriate Response, a company dedicated to bringing the power of mindful awareness into the workplace, joins Ellen for an incredible conversation. Learn how to stop living your life on auto-pilot, make time for the ones you love, and create real connections in the world around you.
Ticket Information: $25.00 -- Premier ticket with one copy of "The Happiness Hack" $15.00 -- General seating; does not include book
