Motivational Speaking
According to studies done by the University of California Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory for the U.S. Department of Energy, occupational stress costs American industry an estimated $200 billion per year. An estimated one million employees are absent in an average workday due to stress. Stress-related problems account for 75% of visits to primary care physicians. Moreover, occupational stress is a precursor to job burnout, a loss of motivation and productivity, leading to costly employee absenteeism and turnover.
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Shelly Belsito can help your organization provide valuable job stress management tools to your employees to help manage and prevent stress and burnout. With proven techniques that include goal setting, positive thinking exercises, and more, Shelly's seminars guide employees in high stress occupations to increased job satisfaction, motivation, and productivity.
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Contact Our Owner, Shelly Belsito
Contact Shelly Belsito to book a seminar for your employees, or to engage her as a keynote motivational speaker at your next conference or meeting!
Book Shelly Belsito to speak or present a seminar at your next corporate meeting, teacher in-service, or healthcare seminar to provide tools to your valued employees for increased performance and decreased stress and burnout. Contact her today to ensure her availability for this valuable program.
Book Shelly Belsito to speak or present a seminar at your next corporate meeting, teacher in-service, or healthcare seminar to provide tools to your valued employees for increased performance and decreased stress and burnout. Contact her today to ensure her availability for this valuable program.
Shelly Belsito, MBA, BSN, NE-BC, is a nursing and strategy leader at a major, level-1 trauma center in Tampa, Florida. In her current role as a director of operations, as well as in her former roles as chemo-therapy nurse, high-school math teacher, and at one time, manager of a sub-prime lending collection department, Shelly well understands the need for stress management skills. But stress is no longer something we can relegate to our offices and occupations. It permeates our daily living in every arena. We are whole people, not as able to separate job from home as we once may have been. We're better connected than ever, and as a result, owe it to ourselves to develop the skills necessary to overcome pressures placed on us by our ever-present personal and professional lives.
Discovering and developing these skills began as a personal quest for Shelly. And as a gifted and enthusiastic speaker, she has now taken the material she has gathered over the last several years (even taking time away to regroup and recenter, employing this knowledge, herself), and presents it to various students, professionals and civic groups around the country.
Contact Shelly to see how she may help you and your team get in touch with and begin living in joy.
Discovering and developing these skills began as a personal quest for Shelly. And as a gifted and enthusiastic speaker, she has now taken the material she has gathered over the last several years (even taking time away to regroup and recenter, employing this knowledge, herself), and presents it to various students, professionals and civic groups around the country.
Contact Shelly to see how she may help you and your team get in touch with and begin living in joy.