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Give Me Some Chocolate...
I'm Stressed!

The American Institute of Stress states:

47%

of employees say the majority or all

of their stress comes from work

77%

of employees believe work-related stress has negatively affected their mental health or the majority of all their stress comes from work

71%

of employees believe work-related stress caused a personal relationship to end (break-ups, divorce, etc.)

Energized by
Harnessing Stress

In today’s fast-paced, high-pressure world, it’s easy to feel drained, overwhelmed, and stretched too thin. How do you energize excellence when everything around you seems to zap your energy? How do you accomplish more with less—without burning out?

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In this high-energy session, motivational speaker Desi Payne will share her powerful

“3-L Framework” to help you recognize, reduce, and respond to stress in healthier, more productive ways. You’ll discover practical strategies to either eliminate or effectively manage the stressors that weigh you down at work and in life.

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Walk away with tools that will help you:

  • Boost your energy and enthusiasm

  • Show up fully engaged and focused

  • Improve your mental health and resilience

  • Create a more positive, productive workplace culture​

 

Get ready to laugh, learn, and leave equipped to manage stress—without losing your mind!  You will learn to be intentional about taking care of the stress that is robbing you of your happiness and joy.  This is a fun, high-energy, and impactful session!

Based on Desi's books, Give Me Some Chocolate...I'm Stressed! & Manage Stress Without Losing Your Mind.

47%

of employees say the majority or all of their stress comes from work

Participants will learn:

  • The consequences of  unmanaged stress and how it affects their 

         productivity

  • The 3-L Framework to navigate stress:

    • Lifestyle Changes

    • Let it Go

    • Laugh More

  • What their own "Stress Test" results  are

  • How to manage stress on the job  so they will have sustained energy 

         and become the best version of  themselves

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