Our lives have many seasons of transition, but after you shift into halftime, perhaps one of the most important transitions involves your role within your family.

What is our role when our kids are no longer living at home, and yet we still want to help the family thrive?

Intuitively, we sense that our role is transitioning from coach to consultant, but what do we stop doing? And what should we prepare to start doing?

Lloyd and Doug will be joined by fellow HT Alum, Steve Seifert, who has led JH Everlasting Adventures for the past four years after his Halftime transition from Edward Jones. He fell in love with JH Ranch when he took his son and daughter there for life-changing weeks – deepening their relationship with each other and with God.

More than 40,000 moms and dads have had a similar experience over the past 40 years.

Many executive parents who came to JH Ranch with teenagers during those intense years were peaking in their careers while their teens’ lives were in turmoil. Now they are musing about ways to support their adult kids with hopes of helping them avoid a similar outcome.

Imagine having visibility into a cross section of scores of people who have made this transition in a thoughtful way.

In this brief webinar, you will hear proven models from Steve’s broad base of case studies that can help shape a new vision for the empty nester.

For those who can stay on, there will be an interactive Q&A for an additional 20-30 minutes.

Steve Seifert and his wife, Diana, have been married 32 years and live in Naples, Florida. They have two adult children, Michael (married to Sarah Gabel) and Katie. Steve currently serves as the Generosity & Stewardship Director for JH Everlasting Adventures based in Birmingham, Alabama.

Previously, he was a General Principal with Edward Jones, one of the largest full-service investment firms in the United States. During his 28-year tenure he held numerous senior leadership positions, and was actively involved in various industry organizations. Steve holds a BS in Finance from Millikin University in Decatur, IL. and is a graduate of the Kellogg Management Institute at Northwestern University in Evanston, IL.

Lloyd Reeb, a successful real estate developer, made a mid-life transition, looking for greater meaning, joy, and impact in his second half.

For over 20 years Lloyd has helped leaders make their second half their best half. He is the founding partner of the Halftime Institute, a global team that teaches, coach and connect successful men and women in pursuit of significance. He’s taken this message around the world.

Lloyd is the author of From Success to Significance: When the Pursuit of Success Isn’t Enough; with his wife, Linda, co-wrote Halftime for Couples (free PDF download) and his newest eBook: Finally Connected  (free PDF download).

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