Main Street Revolution Luncheon presents . . . .

Main Street Revolution is all about empowering and engaging business professionals like you! Our mission is to help you build thriving enterprises through education, connection, and creativity—all within a welcoming networking environment that fosters meaningful interactions, fresh strategies, and improved performance.

There’s nothing to purchase—just come ready to learn, connect, and be inspired! We are excited to offer a dynamic presentation and a light lunch, so arrive early and stay a bit later if time allows to make valuable connections.

This Month’s Agenda:
11:00 AM – Doors OPEN
11:10 AM – Lunch is served
11:30 AM – Introduction to Main Street Revolution
11:40 AM – Featured Speaker: Howie Milstein
1:00 PM – Open Networking

Don’t miss out—reserve your spot today!

Please register here.

There is limited seating and registration will be closed when we hit our capacity for this event. If this event is SOLD OUT please contact Melissa at [email protected] to find out your options.

A Different Approach

When was the last time you called someone to tell them that you were wrong? We’re so fixated on our truths that we don’t have the latitude to create room for others’ truths. The result is that we can no longer talk with people with whom we disagree, to the point of estranging friends, co-workers, and even family. The divide is vast and, when taken in the context of our time on earth, unnecessary.

Taking a different approach to navigating conflicting viewpoints is probably necessary, as the way things are going now, we’re going in the wrong direction. Adapting a new mindset and becoming very intentional about the usefulness of curiosity and skepticism will open lines of communication, not necessarily to come to a consensus on the truth, but to be more comfortable with points of view that conflict with your own. Resolving conflict might not be an achievable outcome, but peacefully co-existing with it is very possible.

• What role can ambivalence play in your ability to not place a stake in the ground?
• What are good questions to ask that inspire deeper thinking in people on the “other side?”
• Without a doubt, we have fears playing in the background that are destructive to meaningful discourse. What can we do about them?
• Is it possible to win an argument without the other person losing?

JOIN US to find out!

Howie Milstein decided early in his career to question conventional thinking and seek the truth that is rooted in unbiased observation. As in the scientific disciplines, Howie believes that its more meaningful to live an evidence-based life and lead evidence-based communities.

You can find out more about the fabulously interesting Howie Milstein at https://www.lightenupatwork.com/.

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