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Slow Down to Lead Better: Managing the Full Plate Scenario
Original price was: $70.00.$60.00Current price is: $60.00.
Description
Join Wellness and Sustainability Coach, Leah Corcoran for this Impactful 90-Minute Workshop
Experience Four Core Shifts:
- Care but Not Carry: Supporting others deeply without absorbing their stress.
- The Power of Boundaries: Eliminating decision fatigue to protect your energy.
- The Strategic Pause: Understanding why slowing down actually increases your productivity and effectiveness.
- The Journey Lens: Integrating fulfillment now…not “when things settle down.”
The Session Includes:
- 5 Insight Questions: A guided inquiry for immediate mental clarity.
- The Lens of Neutrality: A practical tool for managing overwhelm.
- Self-Care Inventory: A personalized roadmap for a sustainable future.
Are you ready to move from “Full-Plate” to “Fully Present”?
Date: Wednesday, May 20th, 2026
Time: 12:00-1:30 CST
Location: Virtual on Zoom
An invitation for leaders at all levels to set down the ‘Full-Plate’ and pick up the tools for a sustainable future.
EARLY BIRD PRICE: $60 if registered before April 15th ($70 after 4/18/26)
About the Facilitator
Leah Corcoran, RN, BSN, is a Certified Life and Health Coach with 23 years of nursing experience. Her expertise is rooted in her own life: as an intensive family caregiver for 35 years, she learned how to reclaim self-care to survive and thrive. Leah offers a unique and authentic roadmap for sustained wellness, helping professionals cultivate balance, focus, and inner peace.
Questions/Contact:
Leah Corcoran: leah.corcoran.coaching@gmail.com | 218-766-0999




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“Leah’s authentic and genuine approach created a safe space, while the exercises she guided us through allowed staff to think differently about themselves and how their values connect to both their work and personal lives. It was more than just a training- it was a worthwhile investment in our staff that continues to have a lasting impact on employee satisfaction.”
-Catherine Johnson, Executive Director of Inter-County Community Council