CEC: Reflections on your 2021 One Word!

As part of the ICF Raleigh Programs, we start each year with the One Word: Cutting Edge Conversations. Many of you attended the two sessions in January where you set your intention and your One Word.

As we approach year end, it is a great opportunity to reconnect and reflect on your One Word and how it lived, showed up and impacted your year!

If you did not attend the January sessions and don't have a ONE Word... Please still join us! This will be an interesting discussion and an opportunity to think about your One Word intention for 2022!

The Story of the ONE WORD!

• Every New Year 87 percent of adults create new resolutions, only to experience frustrating results, false starts and failure.

• 50 percent will stick to their resolutions through January.

• Most resolutions are “to-do” goals rather than “to-be” goals.

• Instead of resolutions, the One Word idea is to simplify our way of being to one word  - found this creates renewed clarity, meaning, power and passion for the year.

• Your One Word for the year can change the way you think, the words you speak, the attitudes of your heart, your relationships and actions.

In this Cutting Edge Conversation we will explore:

• What One Word you choose to set your intention for 2021 and how did you come to choose it?
• How did your One Word impact or change the way you live/show up each day?
• How did your One Word stretch you outside your comfort zone?
  
• How can you encourage clients to explore the One Word approach to set intentions in 2022?

Facilitator: Join Sholeh Dadressan as we reflect on your One Word for the past year. Sholeh is a Global HR Professional with 15 years working in various industries (Financial Services, Transportation, Pharmaceuticals) with diverse knowledge spanning Executive Search, Diversity Recruitment, Global Program Management, Talent Development and Coaching.  Sholeh is a Certified Professional Coach (iPEC), Associate Certified Coach – ACC (International Coach Federation) and Energy Leadership Index Master Practitioner (iPEC). In addition, she holds a Masters in Organizational Development and Human Resources from The Johns Hopkins University - Carey Business School. 

CCEUs for this program- 1 Core Competencies and .5 Resource Development Credits.

CEC: Reflections on your 2021 One Word!

As part of the ICF Raleigh Programs, we start each year with the One Word: Cutting Edge Conversations. Many of you attended the two sessions in January where you set your intention and your One Word.

As we approach year end, it is a great opportunity to reconnect and reflect on your One Word and how it lived, showed up and impacted your year!

If you did not attend the January sessions and don't have a ONE Word... Please still join us! This will be an interesting discussion and an opportunity to think about your One Word intention for 2022!

The Story of the ONE WORD!

• Every New Year 87 percent of adults create new resolutions, only to experience frustrating results, false starts and failure.

• 50 percent will stick to their resolutions through January.

• Most resolutions are “to-do” goals rather than “to-be” goals.

• Instead of resolutions, the One Word idea is to simplify our way of being to one word  - found this creates renewed clarity, meaning, power and passion for the year.

• Your One Word for the year can change the way you think, the words you speak, the attitudes of your heart, your relationships and actions.

In this Cutting Edge Conversation we will explore:

• What One Word you choose to set your intention for 2021 and how did you come to choose it?
• How did your One Word impact or change the way you live/show up each day?
• How did your One Word stretch you outside your comfort zone?
  
• How can you encourage clients to explore the One Word approach to set intentions in 2022?

Facilitator: Join Sholeh Dadressan as we reflect on your One Word for the past year. Sholeh is a Global HR Professional with 15 years working in various industries (Financial Services, Transportation, Pharmaceuticals) with diverse knowledge spanning Executive Search, Diversity Recruitment, Global Program Management, Talent Development and Coaching.  Sholeh is a Certified Professional Coach (iPEC), Associate Certified Coach – ACC (International Coach Federation) and Energy Leadership Index Master Practitioner (iPEC). In addition, she holds a Masters in Organizational Development and Human Resources from The Johns Hopkins University - Carey Business School. 

CCEUs- 1 Core Competencies and .5 Resource Development Credit

ICF-RAC End-of-the-Year Virtual Celebration!

Thursday, December 16, 2021, 5:30-7:00pm

The tradition of hosting our End-of-the-Year Celebration and Recognition party will continue...virtually!

Please join us for an evening of LIVE MUSIC, CONNECTION and PRIZES on December 16th. We will take a moment to raise a toast to our achievements as a community.

Enjoy your favorite beverage, bring your best energy, and wear your festive/fun/funky outfit.

We are looking forward to seeing you!  ICF-RAC Board of Directors 2021

PLEASE NOTE: This event is free. Please RSVP so that we can send you the Zoom link for the event.

We invite our members to make a voluntary $10 donation, which the Chapter will match, dollar for dollar! The funds raised will be donated to the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina. Your tax deductible contribution can be made online during the RSVP registration process.

We will have music with Gabe Evens.

Gabe Evens is the Assistant Professor of Jazz Piano, Composition and Arranging at the University of Louisville, Jamey Aebersold Jazz Studies Program. He has performed throughout the United States and in Malaysia, Singapore, Spain, and France and has played with the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra, the Miami City Ballet Orchestra, the University of North Texas Symphony and Concert Orchestras, the UNT One O’Clock Lab Band, and the University of Miami Concert Jazz Band.

As an arranger and composer, Evens has released seven CDs of original music, written commissions for Sheena Easton and Kate McGarry with the Cape Symphony Orchestra, and for Nneena Freelon with the John Brown Big Band. He has had numerous compositions performed by chamber and large ensembles including the Louisville Orchestra, Orquestra Sinfónica de Loja, the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra to the UNT One O’Clock Lab Band.

Evens is a faculty member of the prestigious Jamey Aebersold Summer Jazz Workshops, a certified teacher of the Alexander Technique, holds an MA in Jazz Piano Performance from the University of Miami, and a DMA in Performance, major in Jazz studies (composition emphasis) from the University of North Texas.