WC 2019 Nov Shut Up, Self Doubt!
Date and Time
Tuesday Nov 19, 2019
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM CST
Description
Women frequently express that they don’t feel they deserve their job and are “imposters” who could be found out at any moment. Many recent studies (and self-experiences) have found that women worry more about being disliked, appearing unattractive, outshining others or grabbing too much attention. So how can you get around that, how can you overcome those times of self-doubt so that you can move forward? This session will explore various habits that can help decrease that destructive inner voice and seize opportunities.
What will you learn?
1. Say Stop - When our inner doubts bubble up, be quick. Don’t let negative thoughts grow from a whisper to a stream of discouraging sentences.
2. Look Behind - Dedicated reflection on previous self-doubt and the actual realization of those experiences. Chances are, the “worst case scenario” was not the worst case.
3. Evaluate Forever - Trying to plan every move will make even the most organized women feel drained and lead to self-doubt. Learn the idea of course-correction and its benefits in eliminating self-doubt.
Charity of the month: YWCA Cass Clay
Please consider bringing disinfectant wipes or hand soap to donate to them.
When you give to the YWCA, you help families build brighter futures. Those facing homelessness want what we all want; a place to call home, a place to raise children, a place to work, and the opportunity to provide a good life for their families. Beyond meeting the basic needs of shelter, food and clothing, donations to the YWCA help enhance their Education and Employment program, expand Supportive Housing services, and ensure their facilities are safe and sustained.
What will you learn?
1. Say Stop - When our inner doubts bubble up, be quick. Don’t let negative thoughts grow from a whisper to a stream of discouraging sentences.
2. Look Behind - Dedicated reflection on previous self-doubt and the actual realization of those experiences. Chances are, the “worst case scenario” was not the worst case.
3. Evaluate Forever - Trying to plan every move will make even the most organized women feel drained and lead to self-doubt. Learn the idea of course-correction and its benefits in eliminating self-doubt.
About the presenter
Briana Scearcy is the Chief People Officer at Stoneridge Software. Briana leads the company’s human resources, recruiting, readiness and team member advocacy initiatives. She joined Stoneridge from Eide Bailly LLP in Fargo, ND where she spent more than three years as a recruiter and human resources advisor for the technology consulting and specialty services divisions. Prior to Eide Bailly, she worked in human resources roles for RDO Equipment Co., Concordia College, and SEI.
Briana holds a bachelor’s degree in organizational communication from Concordia College, Moorhead. She is a certified Predictive Index Analyst and LinkedIn Certified Professional Recruiter.
Briana Scearcy is the Chief People Officer at Stoneridge Software. Briana leads the company’s human resources, recruiting, readiness and team member advocacy initiatives. She joined Stoneridge from Eide Bailly LLP in Fargo, ND where she spent more than three years as a recruiter and human resources advisor for the technology consulting and specialty services divisions. Prior to Eide Bailly, she worked in human resources roles for RDO Equipment Co., Concordia College, and SEI.
Briana holds a bachelor’s degree in organizational communication from Concordia College, Moorhead. She is a certified Predictive Index Analyst and LinkedIn Certified Professional Recruiter.
Charity of the month: YWCA Cass Clay
Please consider bringing disinfectant wipes or hand soap to donate to them.
When you give to the YWCA, you help families build brighter futures. Those facing homelessness want what we all want; a place to call home, a place to raise children, a place to work, and the opportunity to provide a good life for their families. Beyond meeting the basic needs of shelter, food and clothing, donations to the YWCA help enhance their Education and Employment program, expand Supportive Housing services, and ensure their facilities are safe and sustained.
Registration
Chamber members: $25 in advance | $35 at the door
Non-members: $45 in advance | $55 at the door
Presenting Sponsors
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
Event Production Sponsor
