Are you in HR and find yourself running around with a fire extinguisher permanently strapped to your back? Do everyday crises run your life, both at work and at home? Do you find yourself consistently taking care of everyone else with no time left to take care of you? In this highly interactive, funny, and real session, Summer dives into strategies to help you control your chaos and manage your energy. Summer helps busy professionals such as yourself understand how you can stop reacting and start being intentional about where you are putting our time and energy. But make no mistake, this is not a time management class. It’s a stress and energy management class! If you find yourself drained and drinking far too much coffee, this is the session for you! By the end of this session: 1.Uncover the difference between time management and energy management 2.Discover your “time vacuums” and how to turn it off 3.Use effective strategies and resources to prevent fires so you can spend more time doing what you love
Summer Jelinek Keynote Speaker & Trainer Summer Jelinek is a keynote speaker, eSpeaker certified virtual speaker, and workshop trainer helping organizations control their chaos. She has 20 years leadership experience working with companies such as Walt Disney World, Disney Institute and H-E-B/Central Market. Her passion is connecting with audiences around the world-particularly audiences looking for the magic in leadership. She is a no holds barred, authentic and engaging speaker who delivers rousing keynotes and workshops. Summer resides in the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas with her amazing husband, their beautiful daughter, Summer's brother, and her fur babies, Cricket and Adie. Summer completed her MBA with a Leadership Certification at the HR.com #1-ranked master's program from the Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida. She's also a proud graduate of the business management program of McNeese State University in Lake Charles, Louisiana.
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