Christina Unrein

This presentation focuses on the mindset and importance of acknowledging, celebrating, and appreciating yourself especially as a leader. This presentation treats celebration and appreciation as personal skills that disrupt the norm of thinking that there is a right way and right time to celebrate. Instead, we take another look at celebration and appreciation and explore how each of us likes to celebrate, what energizes us, and acknowledge our progress/efforts.

Feedback from previous participants on their biggest learning/takeaway:
"Thinking about how things look from outside."
"Not just celebrating the big things."
"To remember it's okay to celebrate."
"We need to find ways to get the team to celebrate more."
"We haven't been focused on recognizing and celebrating our accomplishments."
"We should celebrate success via ways that others appreciate, but we have to do it for ourselves first."
"Concept of celebrating effort."

This presentation focuses on methods and tools to create and enhance a happiness mindset and positive attitude.

Not a huge fan of networking? Would you like to have a better approach that feels authentic to you? Join us in discussing what makes networking feel more authentic, and create your own strategy for approaching networking in a way that you are more likely to be successful.
We will go through the ISLE method to:
- Craft a personal authentic networking Intention/mindset
- Seek out Situations that align with your personal authentic networking intention/mindset
- Lure/attract opportunities to connect authentically by bringing your true self
- Formulate your End goal and maximize the value of authentic networking
This workshop is an interactive experience and focuses on your mindset around networking. Rather than overloading participants with general content, tools, and techniques, the focus is on group discussion, personal reflection, and personal strategy creation.

This presentation focuses on an the challenges of an achiever's mentality and the possibilities to incorporate a more resilient mindset to prevent burnout and dissatisfaction. Those with an achiever's mentality might hold these beliefs:
- I need to be doing something to be of value.
- If I think about the future enough, it will be perfect.
- Success is all that matters in life.
- Someday I’ll make time for something other than work.
- I need to live up to others’ expectations of me.
- If I keep working hard, I will earn love or happiness.

Takeaways from Prior Participants:

“I was more of an achiever than I thought and am proud of my growth.”

“I need to focus on me.”

“I need to not only stop and celebrate, even the little things, but to stop thinking appreciating and celebrating is a waste of time.”

This presentation focuses on collaboration and creating greater team success by helping others succeed.

An interactive session with small group virtual discussion to boost your innovation, help you gain clarity and perspective as well as create meaningful action on what is important to you. Learn and practice improv and coaching tools that you can use to improve your daily interactions and problem solving.
Learning objectives:
• Brainstorm expansively with the ‘‘Yes, and’’
• Formulate powerful questions to help others, and yourself, gain clarity on the next steps
• Look through more than one perspective in order to make the most suitable decisions

This session is practical application for participants of improv and coaching tools and will require individual participants to interact in small groups to practice the skills.