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Working Wounded
A powerful conversation about how humans are showing up in the workplace, they're successful and "performing" but they're not ok.Deya Smith-Taylor, aka Deya Direct is an Author, Producer, Media Personality and Certified Life Coach in Social & Emotional Intelligence. As the Executive Producer of the SuperpowHer Podcast & the Creator of The Super Self-Care Power Summit, she champions self-care and emotional wellness.Most recently she launched her non-profit the Super Self-Care Project designed to empower women in challenging life transitions with tools to enhance self-care and overall wellness via content, events, and services.You can find Deya @deyadirect on any social platforms or her website www.deyadirect.net where you can find her 4 books - "You're Successful, but are you ok?"; "Failure is Fuel"; "Soft is the New Power"; "Touch Yourself"