Join Sara Wachter-Boettcher on Wednesday, October 18, to discuss the topics in her recent article, “Hey designers, they're gaslighting you.”
GROUP COACHING SESSIONS
Three session times to choose from:
1:30pm, 2:30pm, or 3:30pm ET
Earlier this month, Sara published a new article: “Hey designers, they're gaslighting you.” And judging by the chaos in her inbox ever since, it resonated with a lot of you.
So we’re hosting a series of pay-what-you-wish sessions to discuss the article and your responses to it—and to offer some coaching to support you through the challenges you face.
What to expect
Each session is capped at 14 people for a more intimate conversation. During the session, you will:
Reflect on what the article brought up for you, and hear others’ reactions.
Get coaching from Sara on topics like setting boundaries, deepening your internal validation skills, and reframing your value at work.
Uncover the shifts in mindset, work habits, and relationships you need to make work more sustaining and less draining.
Connect with likeminded people who are figuring out the same things as you.
You’ll leave with new connections, new ways to move forward, and a lot more hope.
Register for a session
This is a pay-what-you-wish event, with a suggested payment of $15. If you are unemployed or facing financial hardship, please feel free to register for the minimum donation of $1.
Spaces are limited, so please only register if you are committed to attending.
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About your facilitator
Sara Wachter-Boettcher is a certified leadership coach, author, and keynote speaker dedicated to changing design and tech for good. She’s the founder of Active Voice, a company dedicated to helping people step into their power, speak up for justice, and build more courageous leadership practices in their organizations.
Her most recent book, Technically Wrong: Sexist Apps, Biased Algorithms, and Other Threats of Toxic Tech, was named one of the best tech books of the year by Wired. She’s also the author of Design for Real Life (with Eric Meyer) and Content Everywhere, and has spoken on more than 100 stages on four continents (and of course, countless Zoom calls).