Volume 12, Issue 115 | Spring 2020 View as Webpage
Hi there,

The intensity and uncertainty of Covid-19 is different from 9/11/2001, but some of the lessons that I learned then, apply to today.

It was a Tuesday and I was scheduled to lead a 4T Prosperity class at my church. Being the leader and facilitator was new to me. I had no idea that that role was about to become my next career.

When the tragedy struck, I thought about cancelling. I went to the church just in case people came. And they did. Over forty people showed up that night, more than were registered. Everyone shared that they needed somewhere to go and to be with other people.

When the world goes sideways - our hearts tend to be more open and any tendency we have toward reservedness, falls away.

Strangers became lifelong connections that night as we shared our fears and cried for those lost. After our sharing I could tell that everyone was ready to do something - so we decided to dive into the class material. It held our attention for the next hour.

Connecting, sharing and then focusing positively on something we could control lifted our spirits. It helped us find feelings of hope and reassurance. And, while disaster had taken place, our time together that night stemmed the tide of despair that we'd been feeling.

It was an unforgettable night, and it's a reminder for today of three things:
1) There's power in connecting with others. Providing an outlet for expression matters.
2) That when the time is right it IS possible to focus and take productive action. If we do, that action can serve as it's own form of healing and comfort.
3) That even when we can't imagine that a better day is possible, that day will come. With it, we will have the opportunity to make new choices with the new insight gained from our experiences.

During the corona virus, one of the ways I've stayed productive and focused is by pulling together complimentary resources to help us all focus and connect with ourselves, our teams and families. Please enjoy...

WORKING FROM HOME COMMUNICATION TIPS:

Click here for more resources, such as: The #1 best practice for leaders right now; How to have an effective virtual team huddle ;123 Mind, Body and Spirit Tips; Get 71+ activity ideas for your kids; Help your teens make study and career choices that will help them Wake Up Eager.
"Take care. Stay safe. Be well. Please let us know how we can support
 you and your teams through this pandemic. We are here for you. "
Suzie Price, PPD
New Wake Up Eager Workforce Podcasts:

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Finding focus, clarity and ease while working form home can be difficult. Make it easy with the #1 WUE Spirit Tip: Tune In Time. Suzie discusses Tune In Time; taking a minimum of 15 minutes every day to write, reflect, think, pray, meditate, be quiet, relax and manage stress.

In Episode 68 of the WUE podcast, we cover:
– How you can use Daily Tune In Time to reduce stress and be more productive.
– Why Tune In Time matters and how it helps you.
– What famous people do around Tune In Time.
–How other professionals handle stress and create Tune In Time in their own lives

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Suzie talks with Master Facilitator Michael Wilkinson,CMF, CPF on leading and working remotely in response to stay at home mandates for Covid19.

In Episode 69 of the WUE podcast, we cover:
– Top 3 tips for leaders and virtual meetings, what you should be focused on right now.
– How Michael's company, Leadership Strategies, is working remotely; what’s working and what’s been a challenge. And, how Michael is personally handling being at home.
– Bottom line advice for leaders, anyone holding a virtual session and to anyone who is struggling right now.

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Suzie Price | Priceless Professional Development | 770-578-6976|
Certifications: CPExI, CPF, CPDA. CPMA, TMEA