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Modern life can often feel like a full-blown three-ring circus—balancing career pressures, family responsibilities, personal goals, and the need for genuine downtime. This engaging and practical presentation is designed for all working professionals who want to regain control, reduce feeling overwhelmed, and create a more fulfilling sense of balance.
Drawing inspiration from how high-achieving individuals structure their time, lean on support systems, and prioritize well-being, this session delivers clear strategies anyone can apply.
Participants will learn:
- Effective time-management techniques
- Methods for strengthening personal and professional networks
- The importance of building a “village” that sustains success both at work and at home.
Using the latest workforce data and real-world insights, this presentation helps attendees understand today’s evolving demands—and how to navigate them with confidence. Through a blend of motivation and actionable tactics, you’ll walk away with 10 concrete steps to take back your time, create healthier boundaries, and build a life where productivity and personal well-being coexist.
Whether you’re a leader, parent, caregiver, or simply someone striving for a more manageable rhythm, you need this presentation to learn tools to turn chaos into clarity and help you thrive in every ring of your life.
1 DLGS, 1 SHRM, and 1 HRCI Credit Available
April 17th 11:00am to 12:00pm – Registration
Zoom Webinar: Click Here to Register
Presenter Judy Sailer Bio
Judy Sailer is a highly regarded professional in HR staff training and academic education. She is well-versed in all aspects of management and leadership; her passion is staff development. She holds a Master’s Degree in Management & Organizational Leadership from Springfield College, received her Human Resources Cert from Rutgers University, and is a certified PHR and SHRM CP.
Judy is the Director of Learning & Development for Primepoint HRMS & Payroll. She has presented for NJACP, NJBIA, CCSNJ, Tri-State SHRM and Garden State SHRM, The College of NJ, the NJ Conference for Women and has been featured in Forbes and Jersey Matters.