BAD GIRLS of
Columbus!
I am very excited and honored to officially call myself a
BAD GIRL of Columbus! I pitched the concept of Mindful Management last week to
the BGV Selection Committee and was chosen as part of the inaugural class of
BGV Columbus. Mindful Management will complete BGV’s 9-week business
development course, competing against local women entrepreneurs for access to
start-up capital. We will be learning from local business leaders and receive
coaching from industry experts to further develop our business strategies. Upon
completion of the 9-week course, each finalist will present herself to the BGV Investment Committee—and one finalist will win a $25k low-interest loan. I am
thrilled to participate in the competition and look forward to connecting with
my fellow class of BAD GIRLS.
Check out BGV’s founder, Candace Klein, talking about what
it really means to be a professional, kick-ass Bad Girl:
Mindful Management
goes to Duke University:
In addition to competing in BGV Columbus, I’ll also be
attending Duke University’s Integrative Health Coaching Professional Training
over the next 3 months. Participants meet at Duke for 3 separate modules, each
consisting of 25-30 hours of in-person, classroom, and experiential learning at
the state-of-the-art Integrative Medicine facility.
The program seeks to support the transformation of
healthcare and equip participants with the knowledge and tools to help people
clarify health goals and implement & sustain behavior/lifestyle changes.
Our vision for Mindful Management is to include Integrative Health Coaching
tools and services in the future to create a more holistic solution to rising
healthcare costs. Health management is more than just reacting to disease, it
is a proactive strategy to mitigate risk-factors
by making choices to optimize one’s health and well-being.
Below is the Wheel of Health, a tool to assist in the development of a personalized and optimal health plan:
I look forward to learning from the leaders of integrative
health coaching and sharing my experience with others.
Interested in learning more about the program? Check out
their website below: