Do you ever wonder how to create time in a packed calendar to spend on your mental and emotional wellbeing? In times of constant change and near-constant turmoil it can be difficult to stay centered, and carving out routines for our wellness can feel daunting. Join us as we welcome actress, author, songwriter, and motivational speaker Bryetta Calloway for an empowering class designed to help you reconnect with your emotional self. You’ll learn how allowing yourself to be uncomfortable can lead to extraordinary peace and you’ll leave the class with a better understanding of how you can start focusing on your mental and emotional wellbeing.
Our Guest Speaker: Bryetta Calloway
Bryetta Calloway is a multifaceted talent – an accomplished actress, soulful singer, renowned motivational speaker, dynamic executive, and celebrated author. Her inspiring storytelling, heartfelt performances, and transformative insights have made her a beloved figure in the world of self-development, arts, and empowerment. Splitting her time between Atlanta and New York City, Bryetta’s journey both as an artist and an executive has resulted in success across multiple fields and has fueled her passion for uplifting others. Her candid account of her personal and professional struggles and triumphs resonates with diverse audiences, connecting on a human level that transcends boundaries. With a passion for democratizing access to tech, information, and support for historically marginalized thinkers, innovators, and founders, Bryetta has a background that spans tech startups, nonprofits, and academia. She has launched and grown brands across various industries, and her research on the barriers faced by Black women in professional development and corporate America was featured on Bloomberg’s Black Business Beat in 2022. As a sought-after speaker, Bryetta shares her expertise on issues ranging from DEIB, leadership, and executive development, to corporate culture. Through her multi-faceted career, she is celebrated for her unflinching commitment to radical self-love and her belief in the transformative power of introspection and self-awareness.
