As a woman in the workplace, you’re a superhero. You do it all. You work hard ... you inspire ... you take on others’ jobs ... you balance work with home. In short, you’re a leader whether it’s in your title or not. Even if you can do it all, you still need help, and that’s what this workshop is all about — giving you the tools you need to maintain your success and reach higher than ever before.

• Learn how to maximize your time and reduce your stress
• Find out how to be your own advocate instead of getting lost in the crowd
• Get tips for re-energizing when the day has you down
• Learn what it means to mentor and coach, so you can help other women in your organization achieve the same success

Why a Course Just for Women?

As women, we’ve fought for decades to have equal rights in the workplace. So you might be thinking that a conference just for women is a step in the wrong direction. But this conference focuses on bringing women together for a day of support, camaraderie, and encouragement.

Now you can have the support you need in your personal life and also in your professional life (a place where you might need it the most)! You’ll get tons of secrets for improving your leadership at work ... secrets that account for the way only we, as women, think and act!

Can’t-Miss Communication Tips

• Strategies for reducing misunderstandings and confusion when you’re working with others
• Tips on thinking fast on your feet — never say “should’ve,” “could’ve,” or “would’ve” again
• Understanding how active listening is your ace in the hole for every conversation
• Mistakes to avoid when communicating by e-mail
• How to spin mistakes from negative to positive
• Tips on communicating with tact and finesse

Assertiveness Skills Every Woman Needs

• How to be direct and professional without seeming pushy
• Proven strategies for getting your ideas heard in meetings
• Tips on speaking (successfully) in public — even when you hate it
• How to stop holding back when men are present
• Actions speaker louder than words: See how your body language affects your message

Handling Conflict and Confrontation

• The 3-point ACE method to conflict resolution
• How to disagree without backing down
• A step-by-step method for calmly facing confrontation
• From tears to anger: How to handle your emotions under pressure
• How to respond to negative comments and cheap shots
• Resolving conflict between peers and employees: When you should and shouldn’t get involved

Delegation Tips for Managers and Non-managers

• How to let go of work that others could and should be doing
• Determining what projects you should keep
• Tips on saying “no” to coworkers, employees, and managers
• How to help your team take on more
• A systematic approach for keeping track of your projects

Motivation Tricks That Will Keep You Pumped

• 5 ways to recharge after a long day
• How to give and receive praise and why it’s so important
• Keys to setting short- and long-term goals — what your plan should include
• Spreading the cheer: Simple tips for boosting morale in your office
• 3 tips for getting control when you’re buried in work

Establishing Your Credibility for Long-Term Success

• Knowing the difference between being liked and being respected
• Sure-fire strategies for boosting your respect up and down the ladder
• How to break through the stereotypes that often plague women
• Tips for moving forward in your organization and in life
• Do you need a mentor? Find out here
• Common habits women have that ruin their credibility — how you can avoid them
• Developing your Personal Action Plan

"I really liked the idea that this was a 'women only' event — what a WONDERFUL support system."
J. McNamee

"Education for both work and home."
J. L. Escamilla

"Inspiring, motivating, a must for all women in the work force today!"
J. Lill

"Good tools to use when dealing with people. Eye-opener on different personalities."
D. Kalar

"The trainer gave me the tools that I needed to be more assertive!"
M. Flannery

"Enjoyed the class participation."
V. Sood

"She gave the class useful skills and practical tools that we can all use in our everyday lives."
K. Magaw