In-person – Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site | Tuesday, June 25, 2024 | 10 am – 2 pm
Did you know research indicates that only 20% of teams and individuals reach their full potential? This workshop introduces concepts on how we each self-sabotage and offers strategies to dismantle these “Saboteurs” for reduced stress and greater success.
Mental Fitness, developed as part of Positive Intelligence©, is the capacity to respond to life’s challenges with a positive rather than a negative mindset. Studies have shown that Mental Fitness positively impacts peak performance, peace of mind/wellness, and healthy relationships.
This workshop will emphasize the importance of Mental Fitness and help participants understand how we undermine our long-term goals. Participants will take a Saboteur Assessment prior to the program. After learning about Mental Fitness, they will break into groups based on the nine types of Saboteurs and explore how each specific Saboteur deceives us and hinders our success.
While participation in this workshop is free, we do ask for a $25 deposit, which will be refunded upon attendance or if cancellation is made with more than 24 hours’ notice. Please note that this workshop is limited to 35 participants.
Meet the Presenter
Barbara Park Leggett is both a non-profit consultant and a professional, certified coach for nonprofit leaders. With 25+ years in museum leadership – including building a grassroots, volunteer museum to becoming the centerpiece attraction of the Buffalo waterfront revitalization – Leggett has worked in small and medium sized museums and multiple nonprofits.
Today, Leggett consults with non-profits and coaches non-profit leaders to bring more focused planning, insights and knowledge to their work. She helps leaders and organizations both reach their true potential.
Consulting services include strategic planning, capacity-building, governance training, board retreat facilitation, and more. Coaching services include one-on-one coaching, group coaching and Positive Intelligence© coaching/facilitation.
She has completed multiple certifications and trainings in both non-profit management and coaching including: Harvard School of Business, Cornell University, Canisius College, Association of Fundraising Professionals, the Benevon Fundraising Program, the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching, the International Coaching Federation, the Happiness Studies Academy, and the Positive Intelligence© program.
