Resiliency Expert Jenny Evans to “Stress Proof Your Brain” for CA Bankers Association
Jenny Evans will share the best strategies to counteract the negative effects of stress and ideas on how to boost brainpower and create more positive moods.
San Diego, CA, September 29, 2017 --(PR.com)-- We are not just affected mentally and emotionally by stress – it radically changes the chemistry and physical structures of our brains. Ever feel like you’re losing your mind when you’re stressed? You are. Stress diminishes our cognitive function and kills brain cells related to decision-making, focus, attention, memory, learning, and our ability to accomplish goals.
Author, keynote speaker, and resiliency expert Jenny Evans will share the best strategies to counteract the negative effects of stress as well as boost brainpower and positive mood states at the California Bankers Association 39th Annual Regulatory Compliance Conference at Paradise Point Hotel & Spa in San Diego.
She will deliver the opening keynote on Tuesday, October 3, 2017 at 5:00 pm.
Evans says, “If your professional and personal lives are demanding and result in years and years of accumulated stress, this alters your brain and its ability to think and feel appropriately. The resulting brain changes dramatically hinder your performance.”
Since the pace of business is moving faster than ever and multiple decisions need to be made quickly while avoiding costly mistakes, it is imperative that people feel capable of succeeding at their work and not overwhelmed by stress. A brain in overdrive has significant consequences including feeling:
a constant state of fight-or-flight
a diminished ability to learn, remember, and make decisions
more short-tempered, short-sighted and emotionally reactive
difficulty managing stressful situations
a downward spiral of missed opportunities
Through a fun, engaging and thought-provoking talk, attendees will learn strategies on how a “Stress Proof Brain” can result in:
Improved mental capacity and cognitive performance: decision-making skills, focus, memory, attention and conflict resolution.
Enhanced ability to access positive emotional states while decreasing anxiety, negativity and reactivity.
Vital and healthy brain neurons, while growing new neurons and increasing brain volume.
Improved health and resiliency
In a knowledge-based economy, it’s critical to optimize your brain’s performance. If your brain is vital to how how you make your living - and for most of us it is - we need to be concerned about how we’re getting the best performance out of it. This keynote will show you how to do that.
Jenny has spoken on the TEDx stage, writes as a blogger for The Huffington Post and was NBC KARE 11’s Health & Fitness expert for over four years. She has been quoted on National Public Radio, in Health Magazine and Women’s Health, while being showcased on FastCompany.com, Inc.com, Entrepreneur.com, Shape.com and Elle.com.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with an emphasis on Psychology from the University of Minnesota, has been an American Council on Exercise Certified Personal Trainer and Group Fitness Instructor for over 20 years, and is a certified Exercise Nutritionist. In her spare time she is a competitive athlete, races duathlons and is an aerial arts performer…because you never know when you’re going to need a backup plan.
Jenny’s corporate client list includes Yale School of Management, AT&T, Estée Lauder Companies, Comcast, Nationwide, Ameriprise Financial, Procter & Gamble, Target and many other Fortune 500 companies.
Author, keynote speaker, and resiliency expert Jenny Evans will share the best strategies to counteract the negative effects of stress as well as boost brainpower and positive mood states at the California Bankers Association 39th Annual Regulatory Compliance Conference at Paradise Point Hotel & Spa in San Diego.
She will deliver the opening keynote on Tuesday, October 3, 2017 at 5:00 pm.
Evans says, “If your professional and personal lives are demanding and result in years and years of accumulated stress, this alters your brain and its ability to think and feel appropriately. The resulting brain changes dramatically hinder your performance.”
Since the pace of business is moving faster than ever and multiple decisions need to be made quickly while avoiding costly mistakes, it is imperative that people feel capable of succeeding at their work and not overwhelmed by stress. A brain in overdrive has significant consequences including feeling:
a constant state of fight-or-flight
a diminished ability to learn, remember, and make decisions
more short-tempered, short-sighted and emotionally reactive
difficulty managing stressful situations
a downward spiral of missed opportunities
Through a fun, engaging and thought-provoking talk, attendees will learn strategies on how a “Stress Proof Brain” can result in:
Improved mental capacity and cognitive performance: decision-making skills, focus, memory, attention and conflict resolution.
Enhanced ability to access positive emotional states while decreasing anxiety, negativity and reactivity.
Vital and healthy brain neurons, while growing new neurons and increasing brain volume.
Improved health and resiliency
In a knowledge-based economy, it’s critical to optimize your brain’s performance. If your brain is vital to how how you make your living - and for most of us it is - we need to be concerned about how we’re getting the best performance out of it. This keynote will show you how to do that.
Jenny has spoken on the TEDx stage, writes as a blogger for The Huffington Post and was NBC KARE 11’s Health & Fitness expert for over four years. She has been quoted on National Public Radio, in Health Magazine and Women’s Health, while being showcased on FastCompany.com, Inc.com, Entrepreneur.com, Shape.com and Elle.com.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with an emphasis on Psychology from the University of Minnesota, has been an American Council on Exercise Certified Personal Trainer and Group Fitness Instructor for over 20 years, and is a certified Exercise Nutritionist. In her spare time she is a competitive athlete, races duathlons and is an aerial arts performer…because you never know when you’re going to need a backup plan.
Jenny’s corporate client list includes Yale School of Management, AT&T, Estée Lauder Companies, Comcast, Nationwide, Ameriprise Financial, Procter & Gamble, Target and many other Fortune 500 companies.
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