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Chat with Matt ft. Larry Stybel, How to Design & Execute Chapter Three in your Professional Life

Chat with Matt featuring Larry Stybel, How to Design & Execute Chapter Three in your Professional Life How to design and execute chapter three in your professional life We will be discussing the three chapters in a professional life: 1. Learn the Game. 2. Win the Game. 3. Design the Game You Wish to Play for the Next Ten Years. For all you football fans, Larry will be discussing the career planning of Andre Tippet, the legendary New England Patriots Outside Linebacker. Andre designed Chapter Three while in Chapter Two. His rationale was he could play more aggressively on the field knowing that he had a plan for his new life after his football career was over. Andre’ found that players who had no Chapter Three played to prolong Chapter Two. And this attitude made them more fearful of taking risks that might cause physical harm. Educational Objectives: 1. Your professional life in a world of short job tenure and elongated middle age. 2. Why you won’t have a retirement life like your parents or grandparents. 3. The worst time to plan for Chapter Three is when you NEED to. 4. Steps in Planning for Chapter Three while in Chapter Two. About Dr. Larry Stybel Dr. Larry Stybel is a psychologist, co-founder of two companies, regulator contributor on leadership for Psychology Today, and Entrepreneur-in-Residence at a private equity firm. Larry’s writings on leadership and career management have appeared in California Management Review, Directorship, Harvard Business Review, and MIT Sloan Management Review. Larry is listed in Marquis Who’s Who in Business and Marquis Who’s Who in America. In 2019, Marquis Publishing presented Larry with the “Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award” for his “enduring contributions to leadership.” Larry received his Ed.D. in Organization Behavior from Harvard University Graduate School of Education, and an M.A. in clinical psychology from the University of Texas at Austin. Larry’s talks on leadership and career management have been given at the National Basketball Retired Players Association, Financial Executives International, Georgetown University, Harvard Business School, the National Basketball, Society for Information Management, and Yale University School of Management. He presents programs to CEO members of the Young Presidents Organization (YPO) and Vistage.