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Binges, Business Losses & Breakthroughs: Food Addiction & Entrepreneurship | Chrysalis Enterprises of Ohio
August 4 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Join us for a deep dive into the struggles of food addiction, business setbacks, and the breakthroughs that can come.
Binges, Business Losses & Breakthroughs: Food Addiction & Entrepreneurship
In this speech, we explore the often-overlooked connection between food addiction and effective business leadership. Food addiction, much like any other form of addiction, can severely impact one’s mental clarity, emotional stability, and physical health—three essential pillars for running a successful business.
We will delve deep into the layers of food addiction, explaining how it can hijack decision-making and productivity, leading to cycles of unhealthy eating, energy crashes, and emotional lows. We will highlight how this affects not just personal health, but also professional performance, from decision fatigue and lack of focus to burnout and interpersonal strain in the workplace.
Drawing on real-life examples and research, We will cover practical strategies for overcoming food addiction, including mindfulness techniques, strategies for managing one’s emotional system, and the importance of self-compassion. By recognizing and addressing food addiction, business leaders can unlock their full potential—leading with clarity, energy, and focus, ultimately fostering a more resilient and thriving business environment.
Key Takeaways:
- Understanding the psychological mechanisms of food addiction
- Identifying how food addiction manifests in leadership and business performance
- Actionable steps to break free from unhealthy eating patterns
- The profound benefits of addressing food addiction for personal and professional growth
Speaker
Jennifer Schrappe LPCC-S
Jennifer has been a therapist for twenty years and runs Chrysalis Enterprises, a private counseling practice in Columbus, Ohio. In addition to her work at Chrysalis, she is also developing a program for entrepreneurs who are in recovery from food addiction.
