Reinvent Yourself: Secrets of Women Who Overcame Defeat and Made a Difference
The wind of change that tries to stop us can be the same force that carries us to the finish line. In this webinar you will learn how to use appreciative inquiry (positive questioning) to alter the direction you are going; or maintain a course of action during change or crisis. Practical ideas will be shared to help you stay focused on the goal when challenged by chaos, discouragement, fear, or failure. Learn the secrets of successful women who not only survived apparent defeats – but went over the top to greater victory. This final presentation promises to be a great conclusion to the Beyond Boundaries conference.
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Women in Leadership Report: An Advanced AnalysisONLY AVAILABLE TO REGISTERED CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS
This report will include various table formats and presentation-quality graphs that include additional statistical charts of a cross analysis of respondent demographics of women professionals with ALL questions asked. This document/report will be in Microsoft Word format and the graphs and charts can be copied and pasted into presentations as long as a reference is give to the author/researcher, Dr. Wendy Flint, CEO Workplace Leaders Online.
Note: Dr. Flint has done research and analysis for Hewlett-Packard Inc., city governments, an economic development member association, non-profit agencies, a community college, faculty and classified staff unions, neighborhood associations, and hotel-resorts.
Dr. Wendy Flint
Dr. Wendy Flint has re-invented herself multiple times in the workplace in the past 25 years. As mother, grandmother, elected official, lobbyist, national speaker, business owner, author of eight books and corporate executive, she has a gift of knowing how to make lemonade out of lemons. Wendy survived polio as a child, served in the military during the Viet Nam war, and was one of the first female telephone linemen in the nation. In her professional life, she has survived downsizing, company closures, leadership changes, and major disappointments. Her experiences have given her the assurance that when circumstances are at their worst – they are about to become the best ever.
Dr. Flint has a PhD in Education along with an MBA and MPA. Her “day job” is Senior Vice President of Marketing and Sales at Boston Reed College. Her weekend job is adjunct professor of leadership and management courses and freelance writing.
