Wednesday, May 12, 2021This is another mini-workshop in our career change series for Wharton alumni. All classes are welcome, although we are focusing on people with at least a few years of experience. Please note that this month's program will be on a *Wednesday* from 1-2 pm.
May 12th: THE INNER GAME OF CAREER CHANGE
Whether you’re a corporate leader or an entrepreneur, career change can shift your energy and your ability to respond to your environment. Career changers often resist opportunities that can ultimately bring the greatest rewards. It’s not unusual to feel overwhelmed, stressed, frustrated, scared or even bored.
Nicole Lewis-Keeber is a life coach who understands the unique language of business. She combines the realities of business with psychological research related to trauma, transition and emotional resilience. Nicole believes in following intuition and evolving a proactive mindset without resorting to woo or becoming a chirpy cheerleader.
In this talk, Nicole will introduce a process for strengthening your resilience. She will share tools for releasing stress, recognizing blocks, and transforming fear and discouragement into powerful allies. She will share a powerful tool to explore the relationship you have with your business or career...and how career change begins by understanding that relationship. You’ll come away feeling empowered to move confidently to your next adventure.
Nicole Lewis-Keeber, MSW, LCSW is a business therapist and mindset coach. She combines therapeutic processes with business coaching to help entrepreneurs build emotionally sustainable and financially stable businesses
Nicole is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a Masters in Social Work, also Certified in Brené Brown’s Dare To Lead™ methodology. Nicole has been featured in Fast Company, NPR and other media venues as an expert on breaking the stigma of mental health and business ownership. She writes and speaks about the impact of
“small-t” trauma on businesses.
Date and Time:
Wednesday, May 12, 2021 1-2 pm EST
Cost:
Wharton Club members: Free
Non-members: $10
Zoom Information provided with registration.
