Reimagining Productivity with Randi Braun

Too many high-performing women are crushing it at work and feeling crushed in the process— and we cannot go on like this.

So join WSJ best-selling author and coach, Randi Braun, on September 9th to stop the madness.

When it comes to productivity, we're often taught that the answer is simply to do more, move faster, and squeeze every last minute out of our day. But if all of those "productivity hacks" work, why do so many of us still feel... so exhausted?!

We invite you to change the narrative at Reimagining Productivity: the workshop that will change the way you work. You'll walk away with:

✨ New frameworks for redefining productivity: that prioritize impact over busyness... without sacrificing excellence, relationships, or results

✨ Tools to identify the hidden productivity traps: that cause high-performers to hemorrhage time and energy

✨ Practical strategies for building sustainable work habits: that increase the quality of your work while decreasing burnout

This is a workshop Randi has delivered to organizations across the country to RAVE REVIEWS, and we're excited to bring it to the CHIEF Clubhouse for an afternoon of learning, reflection, and connection.

Come ready to rethink everything you've been taught about productivity, connect with an incredible (and intimate) group of women, and leave with practical strategies you can put into practice immediately.

Register by August 17th for Early Bird Pricing (a 10% discount).

[Note: this workshop is capped at 12. Tickets are non-refundable.]

MEET RANDI BRAUN:

Randi Braun is The Wall Street Journal best-selling author of Something Major: The New Playbook for Women at Work. A member of the Forbes Coaches Council, Braun is the CEO & Founder of the women’s leadership firm, Something Major, a highly-regarded speaker, and an ICF-certified executive coach, who has worked with nearly 100 organizations including: Microsoft, Uber, BlackRock, JP Morgan, The Washington Post, PwC, and Cox Communications.

An expert at helping high-performing women thrive in demanding roles, her insights on women’s leadership have been featured in CNBC, The Washington Post, Forbes (where she writes her own by-line), Parents Magazine, and The Chicago Tribune, among others. Randi coaches, leads retreats and, when she’s not traveling to attend events like ours, Randi lives in Washington, DC with her spouse and three children.

About Randi's book, Something Major: The New Playbook for Women at Work:

"Pick up this book now! Every woman wants to believe she is on the precipice of something major and this book gives you the tools to get yourself there. Randi Braun has created a fun and practical way forward for women who are looking to channel their inner bad-ass, crack the leadership code, and soar!" - Jen Mormile, Fmr. Chief Business Officer of Condé Nast

She's changing women's lives, one play at a time... Women are natural leaders but they've been taught to play the game by an outdated set of rules. So certified executive coach, Randi Braun, wrote them a new playbook.

In Braun's book, Something Major: The New Playbook for Women at Work women will discover how to play the leadership game on their own terms and win when it comes to achieving their goals: whether it's cracking the code on your self-doubt by ditching perfectionism, external validation, and the tyranny of your inner critic, or learning new tactics for owning your message (don't miss 16 things she forbids you to say at work). Braun's book provides a fresh take on one of the most tremendous challenges of our time: empowering women at work to chart their own course to the top - dialing up confidence and fulfillment, and dialing down burnout in the process.

In Something Major: The New Playbook for Women at Work Braun takes the field and re-writes the plays of the game. She is a sought-after thought leader, speaker, and CEO of the women's leadership firm, Something Major. Her book delivers stories for today's women leaders in a conversational style that's packed with sage advice and wildly entertaining.