I am honored and humbled to be featured in Canvas Rebel for my business and advocacy work. I love helping others move from stagnant to success! I welcome the opportunity to coach your next staff retreat, program and resource development training, individual and leadership coaching, consulting, and of course, be a keynote or conference presenter. I welcome the opportunity to work with you.
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I’m especially pleased to be one of the presenters this month. The May virtual workshops are focused on Mental Health Awareness. As always, they are free to attend. These monthly workshops are sponsored and hosted by Grow with Google, Innate Success, Dress for Success Memphis & Joyce Kyles Consulting. Discussions around mental health are professionally and personally important to me. I personally believe they need to be mandatory for all places of employment. Our mental health plays a very important role in our physical health and our ability to show up as our best selves in all areas of our lives and those for whom we are responsible.
This month is all about Women’s Empowerment and Health and Wellness. We invite you to join us for these monthly workshops which are free of charge. If you’ve not yet participated in one of these workshops, this is a great time to get started. We invite you to share with others and attend as many as you can. These are sponsored and organized by Innate Success, Dress for Success Memphis, Joyce Kyles Consulting and Grow with Google.
What a great way to end 2021! I gave the Commencement Address for The Health Institute’s Fall Graduation for their Nursing and Phlebotomy graduates. It was indeed an honor to share my experiences, provide hope, encouragement and a call to action for not only the graduates, but those who attended in support of these amazing students. I am thankful to every single person who felt I was the best fit, and the energy and love I received are feelings I will forever treasure.
Someone told me in my teens that I would make a great nurse because I enjoyed working with people, community service, and they are paid well. I always knew that was something I’d never explore. I went through a period of constant illness in my teens and early adulthood. The sight of needles often made me feel physically ill and I was often nervous at the thought of yet another doctor’s appointment. While I experienced a few doctors and nurses who were not so kind and professional, most of them were great, knew what they were doing, and put my mind and body at ease. Nursing takes a combination of knowledge. professionalism, and compassion. I love people, but I am too nervous and terrified of needles for me AND the patient to be terrified when it comes to treatment!lol
We would love to have you join us for this much needed discussion as we are approaching Domestic Violence Awareness month. Please see the following link for all of the details and registration information: https://www.womensadvocacycenter.org/forum
I am honored and humbled to be featured in Canvas Rebel for my business and advocacy work. I love helping others move from stagnant to success! I welcome the opportunity to coach your next staff retreat, program and resource development training, individual and leadership coaching, consulting, and of course, be a keynote or conference presenter. I welcome the opportunity to work with you.
You can read the entire article here: https://canvasrebel.com/meet-joyce-kyles/
Photo Credit: Tran Bui Productions
