Women Entrepreneurs: Your Mind, Your Health, and Your Business

300 Trinity Campus Circle,Fort Worth TX 76102

07 November, 2021

Description

A Candid Conversation about Women Entrepreneurs and Mental Health As women entrepreneurs, we manage a multitude of tasks daily; to lead and encourage our teams, provide support and guidance, make difficult decisions, and overcome challenges and hurdles. Mental health is a part of our overall health. Feeling stressed, overwhelmed, anxious or depressed affects all aspects of our lives, including the well-being of our companies. Of the many balls that women entrepreneurs juggle, tending to our mental health and well-being is the one we drop the most. When we take care of our well-being first, we are better able to assist others. We show up stronger, are more productive, more creative, and happier people. In the 3rd Annual Power of WE (Women Entrepreneurs) we are boldly addressing how women entrepreneurs experience the emotional and mental struggles of running a business. Your Ticket Includes: Light snacksBubbly beveragesCandid conversations Knowledge is Power Panel Discussion This power-packed panel will share their expertise and firsthand experiences of how mental health issues, in all of its forms, affects how we succeed and sometimes fail as women entrepreneurs. Develop skills to manage stress and anxiety from a licensed professional counselor Understanding Neuro Diversity - a woman entrepreneur’s journeyThe effects of stress on our bodies - how hormones affect your mindSmall steps to better nutrition and physical fitnessSex and stress management Question, Persuade, Refer: Recognizing the Signs in Ourselves and Others Each year, 1 in 5 women in the United States has a mental health problem such as depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or an eating disorder. Some experience deeper challenges like suicidal thoughts. Recognizing the signs in ourselves and others is critical in changing the outcomes when women struggle with mental health problems. A certified trainer with the Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation will share the valuable tools they teach across Tarrant County about questioning, persuading and referring. The Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation provides suicide prevention training and education for children and adults, as well as depression research funding. All services are 100% donor-funded, a gift today will help others tomorrow. Immediately following is the annual kick-off party for Global Entrepreneurship Week on the lower level which includes complimentary food and drinks, networking, and a pumping DJ. To find out more about the kick-off party and other events during GEW Fort Worth go to www.gewfortworth.com. Click here to subscribe to our text messages. Ensemble is a collaborative business community and coworking space located just minutes from downtown Ft. Worth in the eclectic Near Southside. We offer busy entrepreneurs, small businesses and remote workers a warm and welcoming place to be productive. Step inside and you will feel right at home. A cozy environment matched with comfortable seating and high quality work spaces is the perfect combo for getting work done. The experience starts with our highly engaged team of Conductors and a Community Manager who is attentive and goes above and beyond for members and guests alike. We foster a culture of connections, collaboration and community.