Can Meaning Drive Us?
WHY? WHAT?
Meaning as the Fulfillment of Our Core Values
Meaning isn't solely about external achievements; it's about living in accordance with our deepest values. By actualizing values such as love, generosity, creativity, growth, and connection, we experience profound meaning and a sense of wholeness. Meaning manifests in the wholehearted work we do, the relationships we nurture, the way we confront challenges, and how we contribute to others.
Embark on a Fascinating Journey to Discover and Cultivate Meaning in Our Lives
In this workshop, participants will explore how to live lives connected to their values, learn practical tools for creating clarity, inner resilience, and self-fulfillment, and discover how to transform everyday life into a meaningful journey filled with genuine satisfaction and passion.
Duration: 4 sessions, each lasting two hours, available via Zoom or in-person.
The Circle of Meaning
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Examine the various aspects and relationships in our lives.
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Identify what provides greater meaning.
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Determine where to invest more or less effort.
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Highlight areas requiring change.
Articulating Life's Meaning
Consider whether and how one can encapsulate life's meaning in a single sentence.
What is Meaning in Life?
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Explore three components of meaning: belonging, self-worth, and purpose.
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Discuss Viktor Frankl's three pathways to discovering meaning: through creation and action, through experiences and relationships, and by adopting attitudes in all situations.
Growth Through Crisis
Understand the concept of "post-traumatic growth" and how life's crises can help us uncover and nurture profound meaning.
I believe meaning, hope, and authenticity are keys to a good life.
My name is Ronnie Dunetz —senior lifecoach, group/workshop facilitator, entrepreneur. For over 20 years, I've been guiding individuals and groups in Israel and worldwide.15 years in business development in the medical and technology sectors.Certified in Logotherapy (meaning-centered therapy), Sage-ing (conscious aging), and life storytelling.Specializing in helping people navigate life transitions, crises, and cultivating hope and meaning in challenging times.Born and raised in the USA, today living in Israel, I spent five years in my twenties living in the Far East, studying martial arts and spiritual traditions.I hold:A Ph.D. in Wisdom Studies with a thesis on "Reflections of Children of Holocaust Survivors in the Second Half of Life."An MBA in International Management.
My name is Ronnie Dunetz —senior life coach, group/workshop facilitator, entrepreneur. Since 2004 I've been guiding individuals and groups in Israel and worldwide; 15 years in business development in the medical and technology sectors; Certified in Logotherapy (meaning-centered therapy), Sage-ing (conscious aging), and life storytelling.
Specializing in helping people navigate life transitions, crises, and cultivating hope and meaning in challenging times. Born and raised in the USA, today living in Israel, I spent five years in my twenties living in the Far East, studying martial arts and spiritual traditions. I hold: a Ph.D. in Wisdom Studies with a thesis on "Reflections of Children of Holocaust Survivors in the Second Half of Life."; MBA in International Management.
Through the Voices of Participants
Janet Helfand
"Ronnie, I greatly appreciate you and your dedication, as well as the fascinating topics around meaning and purpose you bring to our group. You inspire me to inspire others, and I want you to know and feel that this 'ripple effect' is happening—thank you!"
Shulamit Regev
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"The human connection was invaluable, especially during these complex times... Discussing my personal vision aloud without preconceived notions is an excellent tool to refine my personal goals."
Fran Baer
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"When news of my son's terminal illness arrived, I knew I needed help to understand how to cope and be there for him. I found Ronnie and this group, which have been incredibly supportive. Sharing, listening, and learning with caring people guided by Ronnie's wisdom has been invaluable."
"The meaning of life differs from person to person, from day to day, and from hour to hour. What matters, therefore, is not the meaning of life in general, but the specific meaning of a person's life at a given moment."
(Viktor Frankl)
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