From pressure to performance: Mastering wellbeing

February 21, 2024

Presentations
Practice Management

National Conference 2024

This session, presented by Katrina Webb, a leading Wellbeing and Resilience Trainer, offers a vital pivot from technical learning to personal empowerment. In the evolving superannuation and wealth management industry, professionals are constantly having to adapt and this session recognises the significant impact these changes have on the wellbeing of individuals and teams. Katrina will delve into practical and evidence based strategies for maintaining and enhancing mental and emotional resilience in the face of industry and client pressures. Participants will leave equipped with a personal toolkit to manage stress, maintain mental health, and excel professionally.

Following this session you will be able to:

Learn techniques to build mental and emotional resilience while managing the pressures from industry changes and client expectations.
Build a personal toolkit of strategies and practices for managing stress, enhancing focus, and sustaining peak professional performance.
Identify strategies for leaders to foster resilient teams, emphasising wellbeing as a key component of team performance and success.

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