Soul Sisters - Power Hours
for heart-centered women solopreneurs
Self-empowering explorations that connect!
The Soul Sisters "Power Hours" offer light yet meaningful personal inquiries into our core values and how we can serve even more powerfully when we come from this "center." And you get to explore in the company of other inspiring and heart-centered women-in-business❣️
Up next: 🗓️ Thursday, October 22nd @ 9 am PDT (1 hour) - Facilitator: Ginny Kuhel
Real Talk! - Communication Skills for Women Solopreneurs
- A virtual gathering for purpose-driven women entrepreneurs
Running your own business means wearing every hat—including the ones requiring hard conversations.
This workshop helps women solopreneurs quiet the inner critic, understand different communication styles, and show up with more confidence in client calls, networking, and everyday relationships.
We all communicate differently—and understanding why is the first step to communicating better.
In this engaging workshop, you'll discover the four DISC personality styles and explore how your self-talk shapes your confidence and reactions.
You will learn how to approach communication differently with men vs. women, and with introverts vs. extroverts.
Empowered with practical strategies for listening, responding, and adapting your style, you’ll be able to connect more effectively with clients, coworkers, family, and friends.
Let's explore! 💃🏼 in the company of our Soul Sisters 💃🏼
Join us and come away with:
- Quiet the inner critic: Know how to work with rather against your self-talk in order to increase your confidence, in order to improve client conversations, negotiations, and everyday interactions.
- Speak the language of the people you work with: Ability to read a room and connect with clients and collaborators who think differently than you do.
- Handle hard conversations without the dread: With practical strategies for listening and responding, you’ll be able to effectively discuss pricing concerns, changing expectations, or challenging situations.
AND... feeling energized from each others company!
Your first visit is complimentary.
First-time participants attend free of charge and returning guests are requested to make a $17 donation, which will be donated in full to Center for Domestic Peace.
It's a win-win-win situation!
😊 YOU gain incredible value for a small contribution
🤔 I get the chance to do what feels meaningful to me
🥰 THEY - humanitarian organizations receive 100% of the proceeds
Click to register👇🏼
To ensure an energizing yet intimate setting, the group will be limited to 3-8 participants (min.3, max. 8).
Please RSVP at least 2 days prior.
Also, mark your calendar for these upcoming sessions:
🗓️ Thursday, November 12th @ 9 am - theme: Gratitude - Facilitator: Pia Darling
🗓️ Thursday, December 10th @ 9 am - theme: Celebration - Facilitator: Ulrika Brattemark
PRIOR guest presenters and explorations:
💃🏼Regina Martinelli lead us through a powerful exploration to help us dare to be more visible
💃🏼Myriam Martinez shared creative ways to weave micro self-care practices into our days
💃🏼Erica Smigielski helped us tap into the seasonal wisdom of feminine-led business
💃🏼Pia Darling guided us in how to make our imagination our most powerful strategy
💃🏼Meg Casebolt showed us how to attract clients using soulful SEO.
💃🏼Meredith Eaton helped us pinpoint and more fully own our expertise.
💃🏼Angela Lowry taught us how to use 3-5 content pillars for authentic marketing.
💃🏼Steph Dodds led us through affirmation based tapping to clear inner obstacles that get in our way
💃🏼Judy Baker showed us how stories can resonate with our audience and keep them coming back
About your organizer/facilitator
Ulrika Brattemark, is a corporate ex-pat and life enthusiast.
As a time management coach, she supports heart-centered solopreneurs in creating a sustainable and deeply fulfilling daily lives, so that they can have an even bigger positive impact on the world.
When coaching and leading workshops, Ulrika leans on her extensive experience as a business analyst and Agile coach, as well as her expressive arts studies, and decades of motherhood.
She lives by the motto of "playfully doing important work."
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