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Friday, June 20, 2008
Entrepreneurship: How to Balance Life and Career?
Balancing life and career is always
difficult, but can be particularly challenging for the entrepreneur.
Being a working mother (or father), caretaker for other family members,
being there for friends and loved ones, living up to community
obligations and having time for yourself can all conflict with trying to
launch and grow your own business.
Entrepreneurs often have tunnel vision, a necessity for getting it all
done. Who do you turn to when other obligations conflict with your goal?
How is it possible to balance family and a new business? How do you make
family a priority without neglecting your business?
Learn from other entrepreneurs, share your frustrations and your
solutions.
During this two hour discussion, participants will:
Share experiences
Share strategies for overcoming obstacles
Learn from one another
Develop a support network Methods:
Methods:
Participants can initiate discussion topics and questions and can submit them in advance
Moderator will introduce topic items if needed and lead discussion
Participants will all have an opportunity to speak
No presentations -- all interactive collaboration
Schedule/Format:
11:00
Registration - Informal Networking - Lunch Served (sandwiches and
snacks)
11:30 Individual Introductions and Topic Introductions
12:30 Moderated Discussion
01:30 Expanded Discussion
02:00 Open Networking
03:00 Close of Session
Main Program is from 11:30 - 1:30; Participants can take advantage of as much or little as they choose
Location:
Offices of Jobing.com: 2878 Camino Del Rio South, Suite 410,
San Diego, CA 92108
Registration: Must pre-register by Thursday, June 19, 2008, by 12 noon
Have Questions? Contact Michelle at
mbutler@wbcc-sd.org or 619-921-6881.
* Payments via PayPal links above are available to those with or without a PayPal Account and is the preferred payment & registration method of the WBCC
* Call 619-921-6881 or email mbutler@wbcc-sd.org for alternative payment arrangements if necessary