KNOWLEDGE
TRANSFER
FROM MENTORS TO CREATORS
By capturing your Knowledge Transfer, we can offer a unique opportunity for all young minds to engage with experienced professionals who have committed to sharing their knowledge and expertise, for the purpose of helping them thrive.
Podcast | Video | E-Book
Empower Gen Z believes in fostering a holistic approach to personal and professional development. Through your choice of video series, podcast series, or e-book medium, (or all three!), each episode of your series is meant to reveal the top things you want young people to know about life and business in a compelling and entertaining way.
“Out of the clinic and into the real world.”
Knowledge Transfer from world-renowned relationship therapists, Dr. Helen LaKelly Hunt, and Dr. Harville Hendrix becomes Dialog Life Skills.
Dialog Life Skills
Over the last 15 years, at risk girls in Urban America in Dallas, Texas, have joined a basketball league. Many of them have gotten scholarships to college, become lawyers and one of them is now a judge. Helping young girls learn to Dialog gives them a valuable life skill to live up to their full potential in sports, in school and in every day life with their family members, friends, coworkers and followers.
Dialog Life Skills
Suicide rates are rising in the current generation of black youth with multiple causes underlying this disturbing trend. The increase for girls is more than double that for boys, and a group of mental health, music, business, and sports industry leaders (Gen Z Allies) are doing something about it. In this 7-part series watch Jaxon, Helen and Harville help basketball girls learn about Dialog for better relationships and improved mental health.
Dialog Life Skills
Watch basketball dads witness Dr. Helen LaKelly Hunt and Dr. Harville Hendrix teach their daughters how to Dialog. Fathers step up after and reveal that they learned more about their children and themselves.
“The world will be a better place if everybody learned to do this.”
A basketball girl dad in Dallas, Texas.
“Society grows great when older people plant trees under who’s shade they shall never sit.”
Mark Friedman
