Emboldening women in their faith and work
Speaker: Nicole Yung
Lead with Care with Nicole Yung
May 8 | Noon-1 pm
First Lutheran Church
“Every one of us needs to show how much we care for each other and, in the process, care for ourselves.” - Princess Diana
When we think of the word “care,” our minds are usually filled with inviting images of warm hugs, nourishing meals, and a shoulder to cry on. And while care can look like all of those things, sometimes care is less tangible. Sometimes, care looks like structures and systems that support and provide. At a micro level, care can look like a listening ear, an empathetic disposition, or a soft place to land. And at a macro level, care can look like boundaries around time, clearly communicated expectations, and investing in people’s holistic health.
Giving and receiving care is one of the most basic and fundamental tenets of being human. We all need care. Giving and receiving care allows us to have our needs met, deepen our connection to one another, and find meaning in our lives. With this in mind, showing care for others doesn’t have to come at the detriment of your own needs being met. In fact, maybe modeling for others what it means to be a whole person is one of the best ways you can show care to the people around you.
Join us this month as we talk about what it means to lead with care. What barriers prevent us from giving and receiving care? How do we determine how to care for one another? And what do we do when we don’t feel cared for at work? We can’t wait to engage with you in this important conversation.
Nicole's Bio
Nicole is a certified nutritional therapy practitioner and wellness enthusiast. She is a wife, mom of 4, and this past fall left almost 2 decades working in the CPG industry to focus more on family and work part time in her passion for nutrition coaching.
In her own quest for health to manage PCOS, infertility, cystic acne, irregular cycles, digestive issues, and anxiety she took matters into her own hands and finalized her Nutritional Therapy Practitioner certification in 2021.
She now utilizes her past life experiences, books, podcasts, 1-1 coaching, group coaching, & NTP education toolbox to help busy women reset their metabolisms to increase energy, reduce cravings, and lose weight for the last time through learning to build balanced plates in a simple and sustainable way.
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First Lutheran Church
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Kathy Book
Kathy is VP of Perishables at On-Shelf Marketing Group, a local broker for the Kroger family of stores. She has over 22 years of experience working for the Kroger Co. She was previously Director of Culinary Development where she was responsible for leading innovation and new food concept development. Prior to that, she was Director of Food Service on the deli/bakery team, where she was responsible for Starbucks, Sushi and other third-party relationships. She also held the position of Sr Category Manager for grocery and Corporate Brand Sr Culinary Innovation Manager, where she led innovation and strategy work across all departments.
Kathy received a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Butler University in Indianapolis. She has been named one of Progressive Grocer’s Top Women in Grocery. Kathy also founded a women’s ministry called Women in the Marketplace, Inc, a non-profit that helps working women grow in faith, build relationships and impact the community. Email Kathy
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