My Favorite Mistake…and Recovery
"There are no mistakes, only great recoveries." Denise Pyles
Mistakes can be painful, and it can be hard to pick up and go on - but when we do, amazing things can happen. We can land face-first in the dirt and as long as we stand up again, the audience will cheer. But how do we find what we need to get on our feet again?
This month's call will have #WomenITPros sharing their stories of great mistakes, and great recoveries, and what they learned when they kept going.
We'll focus on practical things you can do to recover from that UH OH moment - how to stop the shame spiral, how to get specific about what happened and why, how to own your part - but not more than your part, and how to change the thought patterns that bring you down.
Our meetings are open to anyone of all gender identities who wants to support women in the ITPro field. Please share this with anyone you think might be interested!
Our panelists:
Navrioska Mateo is a full time creative being, she enjoys making every day count and spreading love and joy. Storytelling, singing, reading, writing, experimenting with watercolors and playing with her dogs keep her sanity on track. By day she is a full time projectholic that creates IT networks. She strongly believes that we all are here for a reason and we, as a unified ecosystem, can make anything happen if we put our minds to it.
Denise Pyles is a Sr. Ethics and Compliance Manager at Microsoft. Prior to her nine years at Microsoft, her career spanned project management with the government, a start-up healthcare marketing firm, and over 20 years in a nonprofit organization. One of the most interesting jobs he had early in her career was being a bartender at a pub in a monastery.
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Conference ID: 767 836 08#
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The meeting will be Friday, July 26 at 3pm EST*, which translates to:
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New York City |
3pm/15:00 |
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Paris |
9 pm/21:00 |
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London |
8 pm/20:00 |
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Brasilia |
6 pm/18:00 |
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Chicago |
2 pm/14:00 |
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Denver |
1 pm/13:00 |
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Seattle |
Noon/12:00 |
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New Dehli |
Saturday 12:30 am/00:30 |
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Brisbane |
Saturday, 5 am/05:00 |
If you have problems joining, tweet @CxPCathy and we'll try and get you in.