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Learn how to be a better leader and have a richer life [Read online]( [Manage email preferences]( [Harvard Business Review Press]( [Total Leadership: Be a Better Leader and Have a Richer Life]( [Total Leadership: Be a Better Leader and Have a Richer Life]( with Stew Friedman and Wafaa Amal 18 September 2024, 08:00 - 09:00 GMT-4 Can’t join us live? Register anyway, and we’ll send you the recording. [REGISTER NOW](   Leadership isn’t just about business, it's about life. Today’s business environment demands that leaders at all levels find better ways to align their vision, values, and everyday actions to perform well not only at work but also at home, in the community, and in their private lives (mind, body, and spirit). The mounting pressures on workers today makes the award-winning classic [Total Leadership]( even more relevant today than ever. In it, Stew Friedman, founder of Wharton’s Leadership Program and of its Work/Life Integration Project, shares practical tools for improving your performance and wellbeing as a leader in all parts of life by finding mutual value among them. Originally developed as part of his work on Ford Motor Company’s global leadership development strategy, [Total Leadership]( has since been used by hundreds of thousands of individuals and by organizations world-wide. It involves self-assessment and peer coaching about your values and vision; about performance expectations held by your most important people at work, at home, and in the community; and about real-world experiments you design and implement to produce “four-way wins”—better results in all domains of life. On [September 18](, Stew and his colleague Wafaa Amal will join us to discuss some key ideas and tools in the book and so you can learn to: - Reframe the meaning of leadership in your life by applying new skills and insights at work, at home, in the community, and within the private self. - Get meaningful feedback on your values and your leadership vision—and realize the power of aligning your everyday actions with them. - Transform the way you allocate your attention and skills for better results and greater harmony. - Design, implement, and learn from experiments for “four-way wins”—it’s not about balance, it’s about smarter integration, greater harmony, and improved performance. We hope you can join us. [REGISTER NOW]( [Register]( to confirm your place. You will receive the online link to the event in your confirmation email. This event is free to HBR subscribers and followers. [Click here]( to learn more about HBR and how to subscribe. UK residents can also purchase a copy of [Total Leadership]( at the discounted price of £12.50 by choosing the webinar + book ticket option. Stew Friedman has been an organizational psychologist at Wharton since 1984 and in 2003 founded Total Leadership, a management training and consulting company. He is a widely cited researcher, bestselling author, in-demand speaker, podcast host, consultant, and advocate for family-supportive policies. An award-winning teacher, Stew was one of HR Magazine’s most influential thought leaders, and was selected by Working Mother as among America’s most influential men who have made life better for working parents. Wafaa Amal is Director of Client Services at Total Leadership, based in France. After a degree in IT engineering, and a career in the payment industry culminating in a Directorship at Mastercard, Wafaa undertook an MBA at ESCP where she first discovered and was inspired by the Total Leadership program. She went on to become an entrepreneur focused on one mission: to help people elevate their lives and unleash their full potential.   [Harvard Business Review on X]( [Harvard Business Review on LinkedIn]( [Harvard Business Review on Facebook]( You are receiving this because you registered at [hbr.org]( to receive Events emails, or you provided us with your email address. If you prefer not to receive Events emails, please [unsubscribe](newsletter=liveevents). You may also [Manage Email Preferences](, view our [Privacy Policy](, or [Contact Us](. To ensure email delivery, add [emailteam@emails.hbr.org](mailto:emailteam@hbr.org) to your address book, contacts, or safe sender list. Harvard Business Publishing, 20 Guest St, Suite 700, Brighton, MA 02135 Copyright © 2024 Harvard Business School Publishing. All rights reserved.