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Finding Happy at Work


Total Credits: 1 Contact Hours

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Presenter:
Laura Hudson
Duration:
55 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video



Description

How did Laura Hudson go from being tormented daily as a child by bullies and hiding behind a wig afraid to look up from the floor to a woman who is unapologetically herself and always sharing the joy in life? She found happy. In her session "Finding Happy," she will detail the steps you need to take to not only find the joy in times of stress but also to use the practices to create a workplace that your employees look forward to every day! Finding Happy... at Work!

Learning Objectives

  •     Recognizing the difference between what you are good at and what you are passionate about and the role they play in your life.
  •     Finding happiness by showing recognition and appreciation company-wide.
  •     How to lay your worries to rest in "just one sleep" making you and your staff more effective.

Presenter

Laura Hudson's Profile

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Known professionally as The Bald Marketer, Laura Hudson is the founder of The Best Agency, in Charlotte, NC and is the Director of Marketing for Bright Line Eating. Laura is a true story teller. She travels performing speaking engagements at non-profit events, Universities, and conferences incorporating both life and comedy into her events. Laura released her first book, World Changer’s Guide, in the Spring of 2017. She is currently working on her second book, Finding Happy (In Just One Sleep).

Something that usually surprises people when they meet Laura is that she is bald! She has Alopecia and lost all her hair when she was 9 years old. She takes pride in being an advocate for the Children’s Alopecia Project and genuinely loves people. She “never meets a stranger.”

Professionally, she is always striving for new and better things. She loves to watch magic happen within a team, and has a motto: a good idea is a good idea—it doesn’t have to be hers. Applying that motto has allowed her to witness ordinary folks do extraordinary things.