Despite their titles, people in positions of leadership are often overburdened and emotionally drained. But the most successful leaders prioritize personal wellness to avoid burnout, resentment, and apathy. Join this impactful session to learn how “putting your oxygen mask on first” can lead to higher performing teams and improved organizational results.
Great leaders set the example they want the organization to follow. This webinar flips the script on traditional leadership training courses and focuses on how self-care can help leaders THRIVE instead of just survive.
Hear proven strategies on how an internal focus can drive greater external results for your company:
Learning Objectives:
Learn practical tips to become a resilient leader through all circumstances.
Speakers
Jessica Fern-Kirkland
Sr. Director of Multifamily Product Management
Grace Hill, Inc.
Amy Kosnikowski Dilisio
Principle
Quintessential Marketing and Training
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