Setbacks are unavoidable in any career journey, from C-suite executives, to those just starting out, to teams navigating staffing changes after layoffs or restructuring. But once we understand how to work through the cycle collectively, we'll have the tools to foster growth not only for ourselves but for our organizations, teams, and communities. Amy Shoenthal, author of The Setback Cycle, has studied how leaders work through setbacks for the past few years. In this webinar, she'll offer a sneak peek at some of her research around the neuroscience of setbacks, helping us understand why this phenomenon happens and offering tips and tools to work through the phases of The Setback Cycle. She’ll address why rough periods can lead to innovation, show you how to identify your superpowers, and guide you through exploring your Curiosity with a capital C. You will walk away with a framework to guide decision-making, set boundaries, prioritize your focus areas, and get clarity on your next move. 

About the author: Amy Shoenthal is a USA Today bestselling author, journalist, and marketing consultant. She has worked with some of the world's largest brands, from Procter & Gamble to Google, providing strategic marketing guidance and helping shape their brand narratives. She is a top contributor to ForbesWomen and Harvard Business Review and a sought-after speaker. She recently did a TEDx talk about how setbacks set the stage for reinvention. She has been a keynote speaker, moderator, and panel discussion participant at conferences like Social Media Week, Weekend at the Pitch Club, and the Mom 2 Summit. Amy also works with organizations like Google, Royal Bank of Canada, KeyBank, and others to lead professional development training, workshops, and team-building sessions to help employees navigate tumultuous times and emerge with a sense of connection, creativity, and motivation.