What if your career path actually reflected who you are—not just what’s expected of you?
This POWER Series session invites you into a different kind of professional conversation—one rooted in identity, lived experience, and the courage to build a path that feels aligned, not assigned.
Led by Kara Warner, this interactive experience creates space for honest dialogue around culture, belonging, and the moments that shape how we show up at work. Together, participants will explore the pressure to “fit in,” the internal narratives that challenge our sense of worth, and what it means to pursue work that reflects our values, voice, and story.
This isn’t a lecture—it’s a shared experience.
Through guided reflection, open discussion, and real-life insight, you’ll have space to think, write, and connect with others navigating similar questions. The goal isn’t just career clarity—it’s personal alignment.
What you’ll walk away with:
Deeper understanding of how identity and upbringing shape career decisions
Clarity around your personal and professional direction
Tools to build a stronger sense of belonging at work
Connection with others committed to leading with authenticity
About the Speaker:
Kara Warner, MS, is a Family Life Educator, speaker, and author dedicated to empowering women, youth, and families through education, storytelling, and community-centered programming. As Director of Programs for the Nebraska Writers Collective, her work blends arts, advocacy, and leadership to inspire resilience and personal growth across Nebraska communities.
Her career spans youth development, family engagement, and justice system programming—earning her recognition from the Nebraska State Legislature and community organizations for her impact. Through every space she leads, Kara centers one mission: helping individuals find their voice, reclaim their story, and move forward with confidence.
🔗 Join here:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83440703043
🎟️ Cost: Free