Carpe Chaos: How to Get Along, Get it Done, and Have More Fun!
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Seize the chaos! Life is messy. Change happens. There is never enough time. Lean into your life! It doesn’t matter what happens to you. What does matter is your response. It is time to Carpe Chaos! Seize your time, seize your energy, and take responsibility for your own emotional state. Develop a culture of understanding, respect, and true teamwork. Join Christine for strategies to achieve the best in your personal and professional life. You’ll leave feeling charged up, motivated and excited to get back out there and work your magic.
SPRING HOSPITALITY TRAINING
When: 10:00 am – Noon Thursday, May 5
Where: Swiftel Center, in Brookings (Dakotronics Room CD)
Who should attend: Anyone working with customers
Why: To celebrate National Travel & Tourism Week
NO CHARGE TO ATTEND
About Christine:
People across the globe are raving about Christine Cashen and her refreshing take on everyday life. Christine is one of the few individuals to meet the rigorous induction criteria of the National Speakers Association, CPAE Speaker Hall of Fame, and there’s no question that she deserves that honor; her effortless ability to pull in any audience with her remarkable insights on commonplace situations make her and her messages unforgettable.
For 20 years Christine has shared her expertise on conflict resolution, stress management, and cultivating a happier more productive workplace. Audiences have related so much to her experiences, struggles, and lessons that listeners have wanted to take her back with them to the office.
Christine holds a bachelor’s degree in Communication and a master’s degree in Adult Education. In 2016, she was the recipient of an honorary doctorate from Central Michigan University. Prior to becoming a speaker, she worked as a university admissions officer, corporate trainer, and broadcaster. She is a mother of two, wife of a “hottie engineer,” and caregiver of Murphy, a chocolate lab.
The Spring Hospitality Training is presented at no cost by the South Dakota Department of Tourism in conjunction with National Travel & Tourism Week.
