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#gettogether: How to Manage Negativity

TUE, FEB 9: Best-Selling Author, Executive Coach and Keynote Speaker, Michael Lee Stallard Launches Us into Our Second Season of Understanding People as We Dive Right into the Tough Stuff

Season 2, Episode 1 of our #gettogether series Understanding People: How to manage negativity in the (home) office, on the team, with your friends and in your head.

Michael Lee Stallard offers practical tools you can implement immediately – in your mind and in your daily tasks – to help ward off the psychological and physiological effects of the surrounding chaos.

Date: TUE, FEB 09, 5 p.m. CET / 11 a.m. CET
Host: Kirsten Müller-Daubermann

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