April is recognized as NationalStress Awareness Month and this allows for a time that reminds us just howimportant it is to take care of our mental and emotional well-being.
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But letās be realā¦
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Leadership is not always easy.
The work can be heavy.
The challenges can be real.
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So the question becomes:
How do leaders stay strong when the work gets hard?
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The South Carolina Organizationof Blind Black Leaders (SCOBBL), a division of the National Federation of theBlind of South Carolina, invites you to join us for a powerful and honestconversation titled:
āResilience:How Leaders Stay Strong When the Work Gets Hardā
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š Thursday
ā° 7:00 p.m. ET
š NFB of SC Zoom Platform: click šš¾Ā hereĀ Ā to join the meeting
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This session will explorereal-life strategies, and we will be guided through conversations aroundbuilding resilience while navigating challenges in leadership, in blindness,and in everyday life.
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This conversation will befacilitated by a strong leader within our division:
āØ Michelle Scott, SCOBBL At-Large Board Member andPresident of the Charleston Chapter of NFB of SC.
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Michelle will be joined bydynamic leaders who bring both lived experience and leadership insight:
āØĀ Debra Canty, President of the Sumter Chapter of the NFB of South Carolina
āØĀ Stacie Leap, President of the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the NFB ofPennsylvania
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Together, they will guide usthrough a discussion that is not just about surviving leadership, but trulythriving through it.
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If you have ever felt the weightof responsibilityā¦
If you have ever had to push through despite obstaclesā¦
If you are leading now or preparing to leadā¦
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Then, this space is for you!
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Come ready to listen, reflect,and grow. And donāt come aloneāplease bring someone who needs to hear thismessage that speaks to bothĀ Ā LEADERSHIP andĀ LIFEĀ in general.
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Letās grow stronger together. š
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Warmly,
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Janice Bright, MA OL
South Carolina Organization of Blind Black Leaders (SCOBBL)
A Division of the National Federation of the Blind of SouthCarolina
