How to be a Perennial

What do quality of life and life satisfaction mean to you?

Improve your Quality of Life with a mindset of growth in a supportive, engaging group.

We take inspiration from perennial plants - adaptable, rooted in self-knowledge and supported in community.

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It's a mindset of growth. We take inspiration from perennial plants that “exist for an apparently infinite time”.

Using Statistics Canada’s new Quality of Life Framework we will determine what is important to you, use your Perennial mindset to take action. The model looks at society, health, prosperity, environment, governance, life satisfaction, and more. This is interactive with small breakout groups designed to deepen understanding, generate ideas, enable personal reflection and develop possibility.

Michelle RansomandLindsay McDonald are consultants, communicators, and facilitative educators in organizational and individual change.

Thank you to prior Toronto Metropolitan University participants!

• "I'm equipped to be proactive with improving my quality of life” -A, student
• “Sharing perspectives and advice was surprisingly valuable” -M. researcher
• "The questions you asked made me feel a whole lot better...now I feel in control...I can't thank you enough" - P, volunteer/teacher

from 2024 Workshops

• Deep connection, co-creation, reinvigorated, synergistic, grateful, thoughtful, action oriented, re-energizing, connecting, hopeful.
• I’m able to think through life questions / next steps better than before
• I’ve been able to verbalize my thoughts and it feels good to crystallize the thought then capture it in a journal
• Made me think about changes I can make in my life.
• There is a lot of good humour, and it's a friendly atmosphere.
• Gave me a number of good next steps, a small focused number of items to do next.
• Writing down ideas gives me a map for action. Yay!
• Positive Vibes came through in the class, I want to find local people to connect with and
• I’m motivated to take some significant action.
• I did appreciate the interactions with others in the course. I liked working with everyone!
• The course covered a wide range of material and gave us an overview of some big important topics. It also brought it down to the individual level.
• interaction with participants and facilitators was lovely and interesting