Join us for a special presentation by Jay Nolan board member Jason Freeman, who brings humor, heart, and hard-earned wisdom to the challenges we all face in our work and lives.

Jason will guide us through the art of navigating a year full of both expected and unexpected challenges—not by striving for perfection, but by embracing what he calls our Imperfect Best®.

THIS IS A HYBRID EVENT: Join in-person at our Mission Hills office, or join online via zoom.

Why Attend?

• Gain practical tools for navigating both expected and unexpected challenges in your work and life.
• Laugh and reflect with Jason Freeman’s engaging storytelling style
• Connect with others in the Jay Nolan community
• Leave inspired to embrace your own journey with more clarity, confidence, and creativity.

Presented by: Jason Freeman, Board Member of Jay Nolan Community Services

From Jason Freeman: 
Dear Dedicated and Passionate Jay Nolan Team Member,

I’m eager to present at your office on reverse 7-Eleven Day, or rather Friday 11/7   During my presentation, I will help you develop precise plans for a challenge-free year at Jay Nolan.

Wow!  Doesn’t that sound just wonderful?!

Ahem.  While things would certainly run much more efficiently, enjoyably and easily if there weren’t any challenges, we all know from experience that a challenge-free year simply does not exist for anybody in any line of work anywhere.

Instead, we will face a unique combination of both anticipated and unanticipated challenges in the coming months.  As such, the more resources, perspectives and tools we have available to deal with these challenges as they arise, the better off we will be.

I’m not presenting to you because I have everything figured out.  In fact, my talk starts by recounting ample personal experience of what NOT to do. Let me tell you I was creating so much stress, misery and upset for myself.

Desperate for a change, I stumbled upon a concept that has led to great strides in both my personal and professional lives.  It’s a concept I developed through much trial and error.  I call it, Imperfect Best®.

What the heck is doing your Imperfect Best®?  Good question.  Come to my presentation and we will talk about it, share some laughs and maybe a few groans.  Full disclosure:  Even though I’m not a dad, I do tell Dad  jokes.  Be Warned:)