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Teresa Fearis
Partnerships | People Sustainability | Passion Projects
Teresa Fearis is a professional based in Austin, Texas, United States, who currently holds the position of Strategic Advisor - Partnerships at tyllr.1 She has a diverse background in creative business strategy, working across brand, communications, and other areas.3
Some key points about Teresa Fearis:
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She recently joined Wellbeing at Work World as Head of Partnerships, Americas in November 2023.2
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Teresa is involved in multiple ventures, including:
- Co-Founder of Mavericks Unlimited
- Co-Founder of Studio Syrup
- Co-Founder of goodweird3
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She has experience working with Unmind, a company focused on workplace mental health.34
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Teresa is an advocate for mental health and personal well-being, openly discussing her own experiences with therapy.4
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Recently, in February 2024, she announced the launch of Orbital Store, an e-commerce platform dedicated to space-related products.5
Teresa Fearis has a significant presence on LinkedIn, with 4,000 followers and over 500 connections.1 Her LinkedIn username is indeed teresafearis, as mentioned in the query.
Highlights
Raise your hand if...
- Your idea has been given more credit when presented by a male colleague 🙋♀️
- You are frequently interrupted or talked over during meetings 🙋♀️
- You've been recognised for your appearance rather than your work 🙋♀️
- You've been labelled "emotional" when you expresses your feelings or concerns 🙋♀️
- You've been overlooked for projects or promotions (under the assumption that you are less ambitious / capable than your male counterparts) 🙋♀️
- You've been offered unsolicited career advice or mentorship 🙋♀️
This is just the tip of the iceberg.
If being an inclusive leader is important to you then read this blog from tyllr to learn how to spot microaggressions and deal with their impact 💥
In this time of transition, I am reminded almost every day (by my partner) of this bastardised quote "everything you ever dreamed of is what you have right now” and, while not that witty (the quote, not my partner), this is really starting to resonate.
I've worked 9 to 5 (to 9 to 5) for the past 30 years and dreamed of having the opportunity to retreat, reflect, reset. Now I actually have it, I've been struggling with...
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how much of my identity is tied to work, despite never leading with this
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what value I can bring, if it's not being the provider
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the indulgence of focusing on the things that are most important to me, including me
Thank you 'pardner' 🤠 for the reminder that this is exactly what I wanted (and needed) and supporting a rebirth that has me more excited than anything in my career so far…
