WC 2019 Dec Thriving: The Mindfulness of Imperfections

Perfectionism can be one of the most destructive traits to both an individual and to others? motivation and worker self-esteem. Perfectionism is also the leading fatal disease among women 18 to 100 (Pennsylvania Conference for Women 2019). Whether it is in the workplace environment or everyday life, attendees at this session will benefit from learning how to enable the presence of imperfection and thriving. Thriving is not the absence of imperfections, but rather the mindfulness of such.

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About the presenter
Jessica Thomasson is the President & CEO of Lutheran Social Services North Dakota. By way of Affordable Housing, Community Development, Public Policy Analysis and Urban Planning, Jessica was called to serve as CEO of LSSND in 2015. She embraces the call to lead in a corner of the country that has been home for most of her life, focusing on opportunities to bring amazing resources to people living in out-of-the-way-places. Healing, Help, Hope.
 

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Registration
Chamber members: $25 in advance | $35 at the door
Non-members: $45 in advance | $55 at the door

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Presenting Sponsors

  
 

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Supporting Sponsors
Bell Bank | Bremer Bank | Choice Bank | Delta by Marriott | Discovery Benefits | Essentia Health
Eventide Senior Living Communities | First International Bank & Trust | Gate City Bank
Implementation Specialists | Microsoft | Minnesota State Community and Technical College
Office Sign Company | Otter Tail Corporation | Rasmussen College | Vogel Law Firm
Western State Bank | Wells Fargo Bank | WDAY
 

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