Have you already jumped on the longevity trend? If so, this session is custom-tailored for you. If not, this breakfast will show you that the deep and abiding power of generosity and giving expands beyond do-good-for-others all the way into wellbeing.

Who should attend:

Anyone interested in generosity, wellbeing and the science of living well — including donors, advisers, business leaders, not-for-profit leaders, volunteers, and people simply curious about how giving can positively shape both community and personal wellbeing.

About the event

Research shows that being a member of human-kind is not a linguistic term - we are literally wired to be social, kind and generous. And nature has over many millennia designed rewards for us with a unique combination of hormones, neurotransmitters and changes in our biology that promote health, happiness and holistic wellbeing.

Our good doing not only makes a difference for others but it makes a crucial difference for us and even those that are witnesses to it. Why? Because kindness is contagious, pro-social, and surprisingly complex (and yet simple at the same time). Curious to learn more?

Join us for this deep dive into a fascinating world of research on how doing-good impacts feeling good. Led by an acclaimed psychologist Patrycja Slawuta, we will nourish our minds, hearts and wellbeing by learning more about how our giving impacts our long-living.

This breakfast is generously being sponsored by Baker Young, a Capital Haus Company.

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