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E-Learning Courses for META, Microsoft, LinkedIn Learning and Coursera
Improving Your Thinking
Say you wanted to get better at thinking. Where would you even start? The idea on its own is so abstract. But becoming a better thinker is attainable, and with it come some real-world results, like improvements to your relationships, career, mental health, and emotional intelligence, to name just a few. In this course, philosophy instructor Alyssa Lowery walks you through some of the best ways to improve your thinking.
Navigating Personal Trauma and Triggers at Work
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In this course, trauma expert Dr. Mariel Buqué explores how to navigate past traumas and triggers that may affect us while we are at work. She will guide learners through identifying ways traumas can affect the ways we respond to situations and how we can navigate situations that trigger a stress response, including ways to proactively mitigate triggers, ways to calm our nervous systems, build metacognition, increase cognitive flexibility, reframe challenging situations, boost our resilience, and manage lingering emotions.
How to Be More Authentic and Creative on Video
The modern workforce has changed drastically. You’re probably finding yourself staring at your coworkers through a screen more often than you once did. It’s tough to overcome your discomfort as you struggle to authentically communicate due to your professionalism and originality being compromised by a camera. But in this course, creativity and productivity expert Samantha Bennett shows you tools to help you achieve exactly that.
Shifting Your Mindset for Financial Agility
If you haven’t already, you’re likely to experience financial strain at some point during your lifetime. Fortunately, these stressful situations can be used as fuel for personal growth, as well as for learning new ways to think about money so you can approach your finances with cool, calm poise. In this course, seasoned financial coach Leah Davis teaches you how to shift your mindset to overcome financial setbacks, while also uncovering where things went wrong.
