Less than halfway through the year and already feeling undone?

Come join us on April 23rd as we partner with Six Degrees Society and My Wellbeing to host a workshop on how to banish burnout and become 'stress smart', with clinical psychologist Dr Kristina Hallett.

We'll tackle common issues in professional development – dealing with stress, multiple roles and responsibilities, and not enough time or energy for self-care. The workshop includes specific, practical, easy-to-implement exercises and practices, integrating evidence-based psychological principles with an understanding of the newest findings in neuroscience and mind-body medicine.

More info and tickets here.

Come join us next Thursday April 18th as we partner with Ladies, Wine & Design to host an evening designed to help you find your creative voice.

Hear from NYC based illustrators Marly Gallardo, Dana Tanamachi and Amber Vittoria. These creative professionals have all made an impact with their work.

Come and learn how they honed their unique styles to put their voices out in to the world. We'll hear how their creative point of view has driven them to start their own studios, build up a client base, and share brand stories.

There'll be inspiring conversations, and of course, wine.

Free for TNWP members. Non-Members can purchase tickets here.

Members of The New Work Project enjoy heavily discounted rates at the following hand-picked places:

The Hoxton, Williamsburg

Set on the site of the former Rosenwach factory, maker of the iconic water towers that scatter the New York skyline, The Hoxton is a destination for design-loving international visitors, guests and locals alike.

The Williamsburg Hotel

This view-toting, Brooklyn-doting hotel, has industrial-fleek interiors accented with pops of color, a handsome restaurant, a ravishing rooftop pool, a water-tower bar, a striking ballroom and a rooftop café.

Rob Peetoom

An internationally renowned salon company with nearly 50 years in the hair and beauty industry in Holland and Bali, Rob Peetoom's Williamsburg salon is their first in North America, specializing in beautiful haircutting and color services, express facial treatments and brow shaping.

Goodtimes Yoga

Goodtimes is a music driven yoga concept that helps you elevate your spirit, get in touch with yourself and peel away the layers of busy New York life. Classes focus on mindfulness, breathing, creating core strength, and letting go of unnecessary stiffness.

Bar Method

The Bar Method is a boutique fitness studio offering barre classes for students of all levels. The signature method uses your own body weight, the ballet barre and a few props, to create a transformative workout that results in long, lean sculpted muscles

Baron Fig

Baron Fig make Tools for Thinkers, designed with a philosophy of simplicity, usefulness, and community.

Poppin

Poppin helps design-conscious brands stand out from the rest, with a range of colorful, fully-customizable office products for every occasion.

See Eyewear

SEE, the purveyor of the most eclectic eyewear in the country, is committed to marrying the highest quality materials with the most advanced designs in prescription eyeglasses and sunglasses and offering them at a true value.

Momentum Education

Momentum Education provides quality results-driven coaching, dynamic personal development workshops, and highly experiential team building and professional development courses.

Come and join us on Tuesday March 19th as we partner with our friends at Freelancing Females to bring you a women's masterclass on business negotiations, led by Founder of Ars Poetica, Lisa Ann Markuson.

Women have lower expectations than men when it comes to money. When women are presented with a dollar sign, only 7% negotiate that number compared to 57% of men.

Expectations drive behavior and behavior drives results.

Ars Poetica founder Lisa Ann Markuson will show you techniques to set expectations and behave in a way that will get you better deals, better pay and increased satisfaction with your clients and yourself.

Buy tickets here.