Kickoff the new year by building the foundation for living your purpose in 2021!

In this webinar, serial social entrepreneur (founder of Be Social Change and For All Drinks) and career coach Marcos Salazar will teach you the core elements needed to create a life and career filled with meaning, purpose, and impact.

Through coaching exercises and activities, you’ll understand how to identify and connect with your passions and values, better define your purpose, get clarity on the people you want in your life, and begin building the foundation for living and working with a purpose.

Build skills in:

• Finding Meaning and Purpose
• Self-Awareness
• Introspection
• Gaining Clarity and Direction
• Focus
• Prioritization

This webinar is for you if you’re:

• Wondering how to create greater meaning in your work and life
• Looking to discover your purpose
• Exploring or ready to make a career change
• Wanting clarity on your direction
• Looking to gain awareness about what’s most important to you in your work, relationships, and daily life so you can take action

*Be Social Change Members access all our events for free! Become a member for $5 / month or $49 / year.

The Instructor 

Marcos Salazar (@marcossalazar) is a serial social entrepreneur, career coach, speaker, and community-builder. For as long as Marcos has been working in the social impact space, he has also been building businesses.

Marcos has worked in research and leadership development at the American Psychological Association, Girl Scouts, and the White House Project (promoting women to run for office). He is also the founder of two t-shirt companies, a number of social impact blogs, and the author of two books.

Through Be Social Change, Marcos taps into his entrepreneur’s creativity and social good inspiration to help people find and do meaningful work and lead more sustainable lifestyles.

Marcos earned a degree from Amherst College and a Masters in Organizational Management and an Executive Leadership Coaching certificate from The George Washington University. You can learn more about him at www.marcossalazar.com.