A Toolbox for Work-Life Balance

Do you ever feel like you live at work? Do you have a difficult time getting in enough “ME Time” to balance work and life? In this webinar, we will consider some of our roadblocks that get in our way and identify techniques to support living a more balanced, fulfilled life. Utilizing the Fish! Philosophy as a basis for analysis, we will explore a breadth of leadership tips in time/stress management, organizational skills, goal setting, communication, teamwork, delegation and coaching, gratitude, and reenergizing!
Learning Objectives:
-Evaluate personal habits that get in the way of a balanced life.
-Develop skills to assist in work-life balance.
-Reflect and create a personal commitment.
Speaker: Nanette Spedden, MS | Director, Volunteer Services, Penn Medicine Princeton Health
Non-members can purchase webinars at a cost of $49 each.
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