What would be possible for you if you overcame the limits of perfectionism, procrastination, and overwhelm?
Join the Women Business Opportunities Connection on Wednesday, January 4th, when we’ll hear from our guest speaker—international best-selling author, leadership and wellness coach, workplace trainer, and two-time TEDx and two-time SXSW speaker, Michelle Courtney Berry.
Wednesday, January 04, 2023
4:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Collegian Hotel & Suites, 1060 East Genesee Street, Syracuse, NY 13210
Registration
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Non-member rate – $10.00
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In this high-energy and engaging program, you will learn how to:
- Stop playing the same old tapes of fear that hold you back
- Define and prioritize rest and self-care in a hustle culture
- Do what you love, get results, and grow your impact—all while working less and earning more!
Help us kick off 2023 as we ring in Your Breakthrough Year.
About Michelle Courtney Berry
Michelle Courtney Berry has launched three wellness enterprises, delivered over 5,000 keynotes and talks throughout the US, Canada, and Africa. She is considered an expert on the science behind creating healthy workplaces and building inclusive, equitable teams.
She is an internationally-trained health and wellness and burnout reduction expert, international best-selling author (“Keeping Calm in Chaos: how to work well, live well, and love abundantly no matter what), in-demand leadership coach, transformative keynote speaker, humorist, actor, and versatile trainer who focuses on the psychology of workplace behavior and its impact on teams, morale, communication, costs, and innovation.
Michelle has appeared on “Good Morning America,” and received praise from Oprah Winfrey and has opened for and shared stages with Dr. Maya Angelou, Howard Zinn, Mos Def, Amiri Baraka, and The Dalai Lama.
Michelle holds a graduate degree in Organizational Communication and Risk Communication from Cornell University and a dual-BA degree in English, Literature & Political Science from Binghamton University, where she was a Presidential Scholar and Commencement Speaker.
