P3 is a series of mindfully structured small-group conversations exploring the topics of personal happiness and success. You will surface your definitions of satisfaction and achievement, reflect on how your past has shaped these aspirations, and identify opportunities to link daily decision-making with your vision of authentic fulfillment. Over the course of these discussions, your own views gain clarity in contrast to the perspectives you’ll hear from those sharing the P3 journey.
In addition to carving out time for personal reflection – which can otherwise be challenging given the speed of executive MBA life – P3 enables deep connections between diverse peers. If one of your Wharton intentions was to take stock of where you’ve been and illuminate for yourself an intentional path forward, P3 can hold that space within a supportive community.
WEMBA P3 Weekly Topics
Week 1 – Defining Success
Week 2 – Happiness: What is it Really and How Does It Fit Into Your Overall Success?
Week 3 – Resilience: Dealing with Failure, Loss, Setbacks and Disappointments
Week 4 – Living Purposefully with Inspiration & Energy
Week 5 – Leadership Vision & Values
P3 COMMITMENT
P3 is an investment in yourself and connection with your WEMBA peers. The program requires 100% commitment! Each carefully matched student group will meet at the same time (typically 7:30PM start) each week for 5 weeks. Attendance at all sessions is required.
P3 students are guided through a curriculum including both structured group discussion and exercises. The work of P3 includes select readings and journal prompts; topics for discussion include but are not limited to: defining success, happiness vs. achievement, capabilities and confidence, and leading a full life. Students explore the following types of questions:
How will I lead a meaningful life?
How can I be more purposeful in my leadership?
What do I really want to do with my life?
How have my successes, failures, family, and friends shaped who I am today and my decisions?
What does it take for me to be the person I want to be?
What the difference between happiness and fulfillment for me?
