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WEBINAR:

Brave Enough to Embrace Change--How to Remain Agile and Authentic Through Any Uncertainty

The only constant in life is change. Cliché, but true. And the only thing we can control is how we adapt, how resilient we become, and how willing we are to move before we feel ready.

Remaining agile in the workplace is what differentiates one department's ability to grow and succeed from another. And as one of the important lessons while navigating Covid explains, you have to be willing to learn how to fly the airplane when it’s already in the air. It’s about finding stability within a time of instability, and learning how to remain unflappable - finding the calm amidst the chaos - in an effort to take back your power.

In this presentation, you will learn what it means to be agile, the differences between 'doing agile’ versus 'being agile,’ and how to adopt both the Agile Mindset, as well as the Growth Mindset. You will explore the benefits of adopting quickly to change, and discover why it’s time to step up for yourself and communicate your needs. As an administrative professional, you have a unique perspective and therefore have an integral role to play within your organization. It’s time to gain the confidence to more powerfully show up, speak up, and get into action... even before you feel ready.

Learning objectives:

• Learn the characteristics that make up the Agile mindset, and why it matters. 

• Explore the big Bravery Barriers that may be getting in your way.

• Unleash your inner leader, and gain confidence to speak up and advocate for your needs. 

• Gain clarity on what is, and what isn’t, within your control, and understand how to remain unflappable.

• Discover tangible strategies you can employ come Monday morning.

View a message from the speaker, Carol Schulte

RSVP

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Cost

No cost for ALA members and ALASVC business partners. Guests $20.

Speaker

Founder of The Brave Initiative, Carol Schulte has been educating, empowering, and entertaining audiences globally for almost a decade.

She holds a BFA in Theatre, an MA in Communication, two postgraduate certificates in mentoring and coaching, and works with Fortune 500 companies, International Associations, and individuals to get their brave on! 

Carol is committed to building braver leaders and workplace cultures — where every person can bring all of who they are to all of what they do.

As a dedicated mental health advocate, she’s also the creator of Brave Beyond Diagnosis, a community empowering women living with a mental health illness, and the author of ' The Brave Healing Journal' a guided journey to find your brave and empower your life — one day at a time. She’s been featured in numerous magazines and podcasts, and was a returning guest expert on Rogers TV in Canada. In speaking openly about her own experience with mental illness, she makes it okay to not be okay.

Having lived in 12 different countries, Carol brings a global perspective to all she does and truly believes the bravest thing you can do is to be brave enough to be you. She has lived in an Ashram in India, a van in New Zealand, shaved her head for breast cancer, and even bungee jumped in her birthday suit! Multi-passionate, she’s also a fitness and yoga instructor, loves pickle ball, and has a serious carpool karaoke game!

Sponsor

We appreciate the generous support of our chapter sponsors. Thank you!

Be sure to meet all of our distinguished Chapter Business Partners-- building a positive business relationship and understanding their services is advantageous when you need a product or service at a moment's notice. Business partners are an important resource for legal management professionals to perform their jobs, plan for the future, and build their knowledge about changes and trends in products and services for the success of their firms.

Education Credit

CLM^® Application Credit:
1 hour in the management category of Self-Management Skills.

CLM® Recertification Credit:
1 hour in the subject area of Communications/Organizational Management (CM)