Join us on Tuesday, August 4th for the Professional Women’s Alliance Luncheon, featuring Breanna Naegeli, Dean of the Ingram Honors College at Grand Canyon University, for an engaging and thought-provoking presentation: The Truth About Time: Why High Performers Feel Pressure -- and How to Thrive Anyway.

In this refreshingly honest and insightful session, Breanna explores the powerful connection between time, pressure, identity, and sustainable performance. High achievers often feel like they’re racing the clock—constantly managing deadlines, expectations, and the pressure to “do it all.” But what if peak performance isn’t about doing more, faster - but about thinking differently?

Through research-based insights and real-world examples from high-performing individuals, this session will unpack how time perception fuels pressure, how that pressure shapes identity, and why both are key drivers of burnout. More importantly, attendees will walk away with practical strategies to shift from urgency-driven performance to intentional, sustainable excellence.

Blending humor, insight, and actionable takeaways, this is a powerful opportunity to gain tools that will help you perform at a high level without losing yourself in the process.

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals and leave inspired to lead with clarity, confidence, and balance.