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SE FL Education Meeting - 051724

Proactive, Progressive, and Productive: Being Intentional!

Friday, May 17, 2024
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM (EDT)
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Category: Local Events
8:30-9am: Check in
9am-12pm: Session:
As we continue to move through the year, what if we made a plan to be intentional? A plan that included both our personal and professional wellness. A plan that included steps for goal setting; incremental steps that look at the positive and celebrates what is already being done. A plan that incorporates resilience practices to reduce burnout; to create a community of support and camaraderie that reflects strength and respect. An intentional plan that really supports our mental health. Ultimately, a plan that encourages a positive work environment that creates retention and inspires more individuals to seek you out for seasonal, part-time, or permanent positions.
Here are seven ideas that you can do now to boost your resiliency:
1. Be Authentic – know your values, develop your strengths and emotional intelligence.
2. Find Your Purpose – engage in work and tasks that really matter.
3. Maintain Perspective – learn from setbacks, look for and focus on solutions, manage your negative self-talk and thinking.
4. Manage Stress – find a balance with work, life, and your own self-care.
5. Collaborate With Your Colleagues – be intentional about seeking feedback as well as finding ways to support others.
6. Support Your Own Health – schedule the time to participate in the physical activities you enjoy, drink plenty of water and eat healthy.
7. Social Supports – use the networks you have both inside and outside or work to support you.
12pm-1pm: Lunch
1pm-2pm: Self Plan
FRPA will provide certificate of completion of the approved amount of CEUs following events, in person or virtual. It is the professional's responsibility to maintain these records for any appropriate certifications.
We ask that if you are ill that you do not attend FRPA functions in person.
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OUR SPEAKER

Lori A Hoffner has been offering training for positive youth development, community networking, and organizational relationship building since 1997 and has spoken nationally regarding youth program development, employment, and staff engagement as well as multiple community issues. For 11 years, Lori was the Executive Director of PACCT, a small non-profit in Jefferson County, Colorado, an organization dedicated to the success of youth and community. Lori specializes in positive staff and organizational relationships based on generational studies and research. Additionally, she has years of experience with youth programming, program development and youth staffing.

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