A two-part virtual workshop to explore what matters to you and how it shows up in the everyday moments your kids will carry forward.

You spend your working life navigating complex decisions, competing priorities, and other people’s expectations. At home, you already show your kids what matters through how you make decisions, handle disagreements, and care for yourself and others.

But when life feels stretched or priorities compete, it can be hard to tell whether those everyday choices reflect what you intend.

This workshop creates space to pause, recognize your strengths, and explore the stories that reveal what matters most. You’ll leave with shared language and practical ways to bring more intention into life at home.

Each purchase includes two seats. Join with a partner, co-parent, or friend, or come on your own. Evening sessions make it easier to participate together.

What You’ll Gain

• A VIA Character Strengths Assessment and personalized Top Strengths Snapshot to help you understand and use your strengths

• Guided conversations to explore priorities, assumptions, and different perspectives

• Optional reflection and story-based activities to try between sessions

• Connection with other parents navigating leadership, caregiving, and competing demands

• Practical prompts and small experiments you can return to as your child(ren) and circumstances change

Who This Is For

Working parents who want to bring more intention to how they communicate, make decisions, and navigate life with the people they care about.

Whether you parent solo, across households, with a partner, or within a wider circle of caregivers, you can adapt the conversations to your life.

You don’t need to arrive with shared answers. Curiosity and a willingness to listen are enough to begin.

What You’ll Do

Session 1 | November 9 at 6 PM PT (60 min, virtual)

Explore the strengths and experiences that shape what matters to you.

We’ll guide you through:

• Recognizing strengths in stories from everyday life

• Exploring the messages you hope your kids carry forward

• Noticing where priorities align and where different perspectives invite conversation

Between Sessions | Optional Reflections and Conversations

Choose what fits your life:

• A guided story-driven conversation with your partner or co-parent

• An independent reflection guide

These activities help you discover patterns over time. There’s no final list to complete or perfect set of answers to reach.

Session 2 | November 23 at 6 PM PT (60 min, virtual)

Turn what you’ve noticed into everyday practice.

We’ll focus on:

• Using your insights to navigate a real decision or competing priorities

• Making room for differences while finding shared ground

• Choosing a small action, conversation, or routine that reflects what matters to you

This workshop is co-created by ELMM and MOMARC to support intentional leadership at work and at home.

Reserve your two seats and make room for what matters most.

Stop climbing a ladder you didn't choose.

Most people follow the “next logical step” in their career and life – without ever pausing to ask if it’s what they want. Led by Karli Auble, this session introduces a simple, research-backed framework from Stanford's Designing Your Life to help individuals step back, explore multiple possible futures, and make more intentional decisions.  

Through the Odyssey Plan exercise, participants will map out three potential life and career paths, identify what energizes them, and walk away with one small, actionable step to begin designing a life that feels aligned and meaningful. 

Event Details

Day: Friday, October 30, 2026

Time: 8:00 AM Pacific, 10:00 AM Central

Format: 1 hour, Virtual, and Interactive

Drop-in: $30

Members attend every speaker event free. At $15/month, the membership pays for itself if you join us even once every couple of months. Become a Member Here.

Register by Oct 27 and we'll send the Odyssey Plan worksheet in advance so you can hit the ground running.

About the Speaker

Karli Auble is a St. Louis native, mother of three, and an engineering leader turned speaker, author, and coach. She brings over a decade of experience leading high-pressure teams and now helps people go from surviving to thriving, at work and in life.

With master’s degrees in Systems Engineering and Positive Psychology, Karli blends science, storytelling, and humor to show that thriving isn’t luck: it’s built. She’s the creator of the THRIVE Framework, helping people align their Thoughts, Habits, Relationships, Instincts, Values, and Environments to flourish.