Seeing What Matters

Author:

Shelley Schweitzer
Women’s Impact, Inc. Executive Director
an independent contractor


I am excited! I have been waiting for more than 15 years to participate in one of Amy Herman’s workshops on The Art of Perception. I met Amy years ago when I worked with her sister. I was fascinated by Amy’s choice to use works of fine art as a tool to improve observation, communication, and problem-solving skills.

I was intrigued by her impressive client list of Fortune 500 business leaders and counter-terrorism intelligence agencies. I was fascinated by her work with everyone from first responders and professional athletes to solopreneurs and volunteers like me.  I pre-ordered her book and eagerly awaited its publication.

The book arrived and I began my quest to improve my visual intelligence, something I didn’t even realize I needed. After all, I am a reasonably intelligent, educated woman who has a fair amount of life experience. I know that I don’t always – okay ever – think in a straight line. I know that I am detail oriented as my former colleagues used to remind me. Thanks to Amy’s book, I also now know that I consistently overlook the meaning of small details that are literally right in front of me.

So yes, I am excited to participate in what promises to be an eye-opening day that will lead to greater awareness and a more intentional way of thinking and problem-solving.

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Women’s Impact, Inc. is offering this Empowerment Day featuring Amy Herman, Thursday, Oct. 7, 2021, 9 a.m. -2:30 p.m., Conference Center, Kent State University at Stark. Consistent with its mission to help women unleash power and realize potential, this program is open to all. Women and men who are unable to join in-person are invited to register for the livestream. Pricing and registration here for in-person program. Livestream only registration.

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