CO-Mingle | Conversations to Spark Connections

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• Thursday, Jan 23, 2020  5:30pm - 7:30pm

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Are you tired of all the expert panels? The mic on a stage? Don't know how the topics apply to you? We're different. We want to create an intimate environment where we have a discussion, not talking points. We'll have guest hosts with personal experience in the topic who will actively involve you in a discussion on it. We hope that attendees will also help answer each other's questions and share ideas to help us all learn and grow. These conversations cultivate connections between new ideas, knowledge, and people. Connections that only happen with the social support of a group actively choosing to learn and contribute.

So with that, we invite you to join us for our next event:

CO-Mingle | Conversations to Spark Connections
“Managing Your Digital Diet”

More information is available to us today than at any time in history. More resources accessible at the press of a button. But more doesn't always mean better - or more useful. The flood of news, updates, and insights can overwhelm our schedules and hold us hostage - for fear of falling behind. From our LinkedIn feeds to Instagram influencers, there is no shortage of entertainment and knowledge outlets. In an age where everyone seems to be creating and sharing content, where do you find relevant experts that provide answers?

Without an intentional digital consumption strategy, we're swimming against the current trying to consume everything that we can. To create better habits that support our lives and careers, we need to develop an understanding of how content adds value and to optimize our time by curating the appropriate resources that move our lives forward.

Join us for our next CO-Mingle event in which we will be diving deep into a discussion on how we all can better manage our information diets to create strategies that positively support us. None of us should pretend that we have all the answers, but we can share best practices and work together to find solutions that might work for each of us. We'll also share some "digital diet" tools that may help to provide the framework for more intentional media consumption.