Organize the Chaos in Your Brain

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20Fathoms

<p>Do you get overwhelmed thinking about your “to-do” list, needing a superhuman act to actually get it all done? </p><p>Energy spent in one area is energy taken from another area. Get equipped with tools to simplify and organize the swirling thoughts in your brain and reclaim the mental energy they consume. </p><p>At this event, Halle will show you how to work more effectively and identify where saying “No” is the kindest response for all involved! </p><h3>Event format:</h3><p>This is a hybrid event – attend in person at 20Fathoms or virtually. Please register.</p><h3>You will learn:</h3><ul><li>A tool to pause and prioritize what’s important</li><li>How to mentally shift from busy to intentional in your daily schedule</li><li>Clarity around where boundaries can be established and enforced</li></ul><h3>About the presenter:</h3><p>Halle Simpson is a coach, trainer, and speaker. Highly driven and a self-starter, Halle’s path has been anything but the norm! </p><p>She sold knives in college, has a Biology degree from Indiana University (that she’s never used), and for a over a decade she drove a pink Cadillac. In that role her responsibilities included: recruiting talent, training hundreds of sales professionals, speaking to the masses and coaching high performers through the challenges of leadership. </p><p>Halle has always wanted to make money and never wanted to have a job, so she loves working with others who want to deviate from a prescribed path and chart their own. </p><p>Now a globally recognized Professional Certified Coach and Author of the Know Thyself Journal, Halle helps small business owners and executives find respite from a hustle and grind mindset to consciously curate a business and life filled with joy, peace, balance and growth. </p><p>In her down time, she enjoys daily journaling, yoga, massages and watching cooking shows. She resides in Traverse City, Michigan with her Boston Terrier, Marco (named after Marco Andretti) and attends the Indy 500 each year.</p>