Challenge yourself to push past fear and discomfort and keep learning. 

By Jennifer Lewi, MBA, CAE, ACC 

We live and work in an era of “accelerations,” where change happens at a fast and unrelenting pace. It seems that no matter how hard we work to be at the top of our game, there’s always something new to learn. New technologies. New requirements. New approaches. New ideas. Still, most of us don’t make it a priority to learn new things until they become absolutely necessary. How can we stay on a path of continued learning when there are so many other competing priorities? 

SNA encourages lifelong learning for school nutrition professionals, and a benefit of membership is that a variety of education opportunities are delivered right to you in various formats.

Still, we recognize that learning remains a struggle for many, which is why this article offers expert advice to help make the process a bit easier, sharing proven strategies for approaching new challenges and making the most of opportunities for problem-solving and personal growth...