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Learning at Work Week encourages workplaces to invest in their employees’ learning and personal development journeys. To support this, everywoman has curated a week-long learning menu, with two class options for you to choose from each day, offering a range of topics around your personal and professional growth. We suggest blocking out half hour each day to watch your class. We hope you enjoy your journey towards personal growth.
Wellbeing has become an ‘everyday’ term — we all know what it means and many of us are trying to achieve it. What we often forget is that wellbeing isn’t just a series of actions, such as doing more exercise or trying to get more sleep. As ambitious women, we sometimes end up ‘ticking’ the wellbeing boxes instead of really understanding the subtle changes in our mood which can have a significant impact on how happy we feel day to day. In this class, we’ll look at your moods and the neurochemical processes behind them. Armed with this knowledge, you’ll be able make practical choices to shift your mood and improve your overall wellbeing.
It’s the day before a big presentation and you still aren’t writing your slides – you are procrastinating. People with low self-confidence are prone to procrastinate more, with chronic procrastination leading to stress, anxiety and low levels of wellbeing.
Join Positive Psychology coach, Sharon Aneja, as she takes you through an EFT Tapping exercise to rewire your procrastination tendencies, bringing higher levels of productivity and achievement at work.
Whilst it is important to acknowledge your negative emotions as powerful catalysts for growth, positive emotions and feelings of inspiration can help restore resilience, helping you maintain motivation during times of stress.
In this webinar, Danielle Dakin will teach you how to create a ‘personal positivity intervention’ to promote mindfulness and wellbeing. Learning takeaway techniques to encourage a greater sense of support and help you grow, no matter the challenge.
Before you can live your best life, you need to understand and establish your core values, both personal and professional. In this webinar, we’ll explore why understanding your values are key to living your truest life; how this knowledge helps strengthen your boundaries; and how you can better define your values and then design your life by them.
This webinar will empower to understand and establish your core values – personal and professional so that you can live your best life.
This webinar explores the steps to a creating a successful way of working to support you to thrive.
This webinar is for professionals seeking to understand their energy better and harness it to feel more in control and create a more aligned way of working.
Athletes approach their sport with a high-performance mentality, living in a growth mindset and using visualisation to bring them closer to their desired outcomes. In this session, women’s health expert Zana Morris will teach you how to apply the same mental strategies to your own work, bringing how athlete’s mentally approach significant events into how you can approach your career every day.
When we are trying to make change happen in an organisation it can be useful to pay attention to how ‘weird’ we are coming across to our colleagues. If we are too different (too weird) to the culture we are trying to change then it’s likely we will be rejected, but we have to be weird enough to challenge the status quo. If you are trying to lead change in your organisation or community, there is a line to tread between being so radical that you get spat out, and blending into the norm so much that you don’t make anything happen. How do successful change-makers walk that line?
We offer both corporate and individual membership options for the everywomanNetwork, our global platform for professional women and male allies.
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