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ResearchThe Wharton Work/Life Integration Project conducts longitudinal research of the evolving lives of Wharton students and alumni and studies best practices for integrating work and the rest of life.Learn More ForumPractical insights and informed opinions to help people gain a meaningful perspective on integrating work, family, community, and the private self.Learn More Encourage members of the Wharton community to reflect on their central life interests and to explore how those interests are influenced by their Wharton experience, how they differ for various demographic groups, and how they change over time.Contribute to the sciences of organizational psychology and adult development. Create materials for courses on leadership, careers, human resources, and ethics.Inform Wharton faculty and administration about student and alumni attitudes.NoteworthyWORK AND LIFE RADIO SHOW + PODCASTWharton and SiriusXM are partners in producing Business Radio. Stew Friedman hosts the Work and Life show weekly on SiriusXM 132, live from our studio in Huntsman Hall. Check out free podcast version of previous shows here. MOOC – LEADING THE LIFE YOU WANTStew Friedman’s bestselling book, Leading the Life You Want: Skills for Integrating Work and Life, grounded in W/LIP research, is the basis for a highly-rated MOOC now available on Coursera.Total Leadership ImpactFriedman's Total Leadership: Be a Better Leader Have a Richer Life -- another bestseller, also based on W/LIP research -- is available in paperback and in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish. The program it describes is a Wharton MBA course and is used by organizations world-wide. Results are described here.PENN PATHWAYS PROGRAMThis Penn Today story describes the innovative program for junior faculty at Penn that includes Total Leadership: Be a Better Leader, Have a Richer Life as an essential element in helping participants find harmony among the different parts of their lives while improving performance in all of them. FREE TOOLS YOU CAN USEAssess your Total Leadership Skills and find out whether your strengths are like those of leaders such as Tom Tierney, Sheryl Sandberg, Michelle Obama, and Bruce Springsteen. Compose your Four Circles exercise to see whether the four domains of your life – work, home, community, and self – are aligned, generate ideas for bringing them into greater harmony, and get feedback on your analysis and plans. Find more tools here.LinksWhartonOn the Radio -- SiriusXM 132PodcastsKnowledge@WhartonBlogHow Our Careers Affect Our ChildrenHow Peer Coaching Can Make Work Less LonelyGreat Performers Make Their Personal Lives a PriorityWhat to Do If Your Parents Are Causing You Career AngstWhy Paid Leave Matters for the Future of BusinessHow to Get Your Team to Coach Each OtherKeep Your Home Life Sane When Work Gets CrazyGet More Done by Focusing Less on WorkWhat Successful Work and Life Integration Looks LikeDoes Corporate American Finally Get What Working Parents Need?Reduce Stress by Pursuing Four-Way Wins7 Policy Changes America Needs So People Can Work And Have KidsThe New Knight in Shining ArmorSuccessfully Integrate your Work, Home, Community, and Self Men: Win at Work by Leaning In at Home We Are All Part of the Work/Life Revolution Real Leaders Have Real Lives "Having It All" is Not a Women’s Issue Grownups Need Recess, TooMore.WhartonContact: workandlife@wharton.upenn.edu | 215.898.8618

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