• Women In Business Success Panel

  • “Success Through Managing Your Physical and Emotional Energy” 

    Friday, May 18, 2018 - 9:00am-10:30am

    Presented by the Women In Business affinity group as part of the Chamber of Commerce Professional Development Series, a monthly series offering educational and timely topics for discussion.

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    Watch us live on Facebook!

    Couldn't get away from the office to make it to the panel? No problem!

    Watch all the action here in our Facebook Livestream.

  • Here's an extra "bang for your buck" from Lynn Palmgren, Amanda Young and our local business librarian Bidget Uptholt who sent us their fave go-to resources!

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    ON-LINE LEARNING

    We have partnered with the Oak Park Public Library to bring you a curated series of on-line trainings to complement the information presented during the panel discussion.

    About Energy Management

    In this course, thought leader Tony Schwartz shares his tested and unique framework for fueling productivity through energy management. He explains how to tap into your potential by regularly renewing your four core energy needs: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual. By learning how to more skillfully manage each dimension of energy, you can bolster your own productivity, and enhance your success as a manager by tapping into the true potential of your employees.

    Manage Your Energy

    In this course, Kelley School of Business professor and professional communications coach Tatiana Kolovou explains how to bounce back from difficult situations, by building your "resiliency threshold." She outlines five training techniques to prepare for difficult situations, and five strategies for reflecting on them afterward. Find out where you are on the resilience scale, identify where you want to be, and learn strategies to close the gap.

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    These classes and more can be found at LYNDA.COM (brought to you by LinkedIn).

    Requirements: All courses require internet access, your OPPL Library Card Number and PIN. When you first access Lynda.com, you will be asked to create an account using an email address.