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EDG1802
Being Me in Accounting
Date
June 12, 2018
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from AICPA ENGAGE 2018:
This includes sessions from the conference: EDGE Career Development (as part of AICPA ENGAGE 2018)
This session is designed to empower participants to focus on how to best master themselves and bring themselves fully to the workplace. This session will unleash the truest potential and encourage them to stop hiding their true personalities in an effort to 'be' who they believe they are to conform to be in the profession. There is no longer a 'type' of an accountant or CPA.
The session will address the following self-mastery areas:
• Emotional Mastery
• Relationships Mastery
• Physical Mastery
• Financial Mastery
• Time Mastery
In an effort to be your best self and be the best in accounting, we have to work from the inside out.
Speaker
Chief Executive Officer, Everyday Lead
General
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