prisons with families as cellmates.

As a parent, you are both teacher and
babysitter. It is imperative that schoolwork is completed and meals are
served throughout the day.

If you have never worked from home with your
children in the house, it is
double duty.  In a matter of minutes you
are teacher, employee, chef, parent and
spouse. Within these roles there is no
separation. It¹s a madhouse! Did I
mention the
ongoing fear of being infected by this virus?

These are unprecedented times.  How many of
us have been trained to effectively
communicate in this chaotic environment?

Chaos itself is not a problem. It is how we
respond to it that makes it a
problem.  Reactions are based on how we see ourselves in the
situation.  While there are many ways to react to chaos, the words victor
or victim will determine the kind of communication we express.  This will
be especially important since we are
quarantined with our families.

On May 5, Ted Santos, who is an advisor to CEOs,
entrepreneurs and other executives who want to make significant changes
in revenue growth and corporate culture
and Lori Miller who is a licensed therapist for families, couples and individuals will provide a mini workshop
through a webinar that will give you the tools to effectively manage stress,
improve communication, and help you to develop a mindset that can withstand
this chaos and the ability to take control of yourself; even in an environment
filled with uncertainty.

This webinar is an opportunity to learn how to
bring peace into your home and turn a
forced quarantine into memorable moments that you will cherish forever. 
Is that really possible?

Join us on Tuesday May 5^th at 11am
for this thought-provoking mini workshop that will arm you with the necessary
tools for a Covid-19 quarantine.

To register, go to: Tools for a Covid-19
Environment