Business Smarts · Making Meaning in the Crucible of COVID-19
Name:
Business Smarts · Making Meaning in the Crucible of COVID-19
Date:
February 12, 2021
Time:
9:00 AM - 10:30 PM EST
Event Description:
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Crucible /ˈkroo͞ səb(ə)l/ - It is both an opportunity and a test. It is a defining moment
that unleashes abilities, forces crucial choices, and sharpens focus. It teaches a
person who he or she is. (Leading for a Lifetime - Bennis & Thomas, 2007)
How are you using this moment to propel yourself forward and strengthen your
business? There is no doubt the COVID-19 pandemic impacted our lives. Whether we
are deemed essential workers or are able to work from home, our individual
circumstances shape our view of this experience. How you choose to find meaning in a
crucible type event, such as the pandemic, can significantly impact the likelihood of
your success. Join Jason Boron, from Leading Strong, and learn 3 steps you can take to
find your meaning in the mess we call COVID-19.
Learning Outcomes - At the end of this sessions, attendees will:
Crucible /ˈkroo͞ səb(ə)l/ - It is both an opportunity and a test. It is a defining moment
that unleashes abilities, forces crucial choices, and sharpens focus. It teaches a
person who he or she is. (Leading for a Lifetime - Bennis & Thomas, 2007)
How are you using this moment to propel yourself forward and strengthen your
business? There is no doubt the COVID-19 pandemic impacted our lives. Whether we
are deemed essential workers or are able to work from home, our individual
circumstances shape our view of this experience. How you choose to find meaning in a
crucible type event, such as the pandemic, can significantly impact the likelihood of
your success. Join Jason Boron, from Leading Strong, and learn 3 steps you can take to
find your meaning in the mess we call COVID-19.
Learning Outcomes - At the end of this sessions, attendees will:
- A. Be able to explain the importance of examining crucible experiences.
- B. Be able to identify personal crucibles from their past.
- C. Practice 3 strategies they can use to make meaning from crucible experiences.
