About this Event
Can you dedicate your life to doing good… and still build a life that works for you?
For many of us—especially those in nonprofits, caregiving roles, or mission-driven work—there’s an unspoken tension around money, service, and sacrifice. A quiet belief that if you truly care, you shouldn’t need much in return.
But what if that belief is part of the problem?
In this talk, Loretta Turner explores the cultural and personal narratives that keep purpose and profit at odds—why so many people doing meaningful work feel underpaid, overextended, and conflicted about wanting more.
We’ll unpack where these ideas come from, how they show up in our work and identity, and what might become possible if we reimagined the relationship between impact and sustainability.
What would it look like to build a life where your work supports others… and fully supports you?
About the Speaker
Loretta Turner is an exceptional social entrepreneur, leadership coach, and advocate for talent justice and workplace wellbeing. As the Founder of , Loretta’s work focuses on caring for the social impact sector through workforce wellbeing strategy.
She believes that prioritizing the healing, endurance, and wellbeing of nonprofit and philanthropic leaders is key to organizational effectiveness and resilience. Loretta brings nearly 15 years of experience to her work as strategist, coach, wellness practitioner—and importantly—as a former nonprofit leader who experienced burnout firsthand.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Little Bird Brewing, 3176 Thorn Street, San Diego, United States
USD 28.52
