Online Classes
The UMLF is proud to present our library of online class materials. These classes are free to access and topics range from social media, marketing, business planning, cash flow and more.
Running a business is hard, we see it every day. You’re spinning a lot of plates, trying to make smart decisions, and probably not giving yourself a ton of grace. Stress might be part of the journey, but it doesn’t have to be all-consuming.
In this class, Charlie Warner of Human|Work will lead a grounded, supportive conversation about the role stress plays in entrepreneurship and how to navigate it in a way that feels manageable. You’ll learn to identify your own stress signals, explore strategies for managing stress that are actually sustainable, and walk away with tools you can start using right away. This isn’t a lecture and there’s no pressure to be anything but yourself. Just a chance to breathe, reflect, and get a little support from someone who understands the realities of small business life. About the Instructor: Charlie (she/they) is a self–described wanderpreneur and loves exploring our human relationships with work. She specializes in strategic alignment and supporting individuals and organizations in orienting to their Core Purpose & Values. She has her MBA and teaches strategy and leadership as an Adjunct Professor. Charlie mentors leaders, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in aligning their work. Want to access this class? Fill out this form: Request UMLF Class Recordings and Materials About the Utah Microloan Fund: Our mission is to help communities throughout Utah by providing business training and funding to entrepreneurs in start-up & existing businesses that do not qualify for traditional funding sources. How are we different from other financial institutions? The UMLF helps people who:
We are designed to support business owners by offering small business microloans and free business education and advising. Our application and loan process is simple and can provide funds for equipment, inventory, or working capital. Learn more at www.umlf.org Comments are closed.
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