Your Values, Your Compass: Finding Yourself Through What Matters Most

Amy Guardado

Who are you at your core, and how does that shape the way you lead? This workshop invites you on a powerful journey of self-discovery, guided by Amy's deeply personal story of struggle and strength, setbacks, and breakthroughs. With raw honesty, she reveals how embracing life's lessons and truly living her values transformed her perspective - impacting her family, career, and sense of purpose. Through her insights, you'll explore what she has discovered about the wait, the wrong, and the watershed. This isn't just a workshop - it's a chance to reconnect with yourself in a profound way.

Learning Objectives:

At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

• Connect with their personal values and how to learn, grow, and strengthen their inner compass.
• Apply the clarity of their own values with the leadership they reflect at work, balancing their values and experiences with opportunities to impact others. 
• Identify how they can challenge those around them to align on vision and change.

Target Audience

This session is for anyone looking to infuse more purpose into their life, strengthen connections with those around them, and make a meaningful impact in their work. It's perfect for those seeking clarity in their direction, using personal values to inspire and guide their professional journey.

Amy's Bio:

Amy Guardado joined AMPERAGE in 2024 as a fundraising adviser, bringing over a decade of experience in Iowa's nonprofit sector, focusing on mental health, immigration, and child development for low-income populations. She holds a bachelor's degree in Communications from the University of Northern Iowa and a master's in strategic leadership from Mount Mercy University. Amy has served on the boards of Iowa Justice for Our Neighbors and Iowa Migrant Movement for Justice. She has held leadership roles at HACAP, Iowa JFON, Iowa MMJ, and House of Hope. Amy is passionate about building partnerships to drive positive change in communities.

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