Building a People-first Culture with Chris Wright
Ever wondered what truly sets successful businesses apart? It’s not just about smart strategies or cutting-edge technology. The real game-changer is something far more fundamental: a people-centric culture. In this article, Chris Wright, Founder, CEO & Chairman of Liberty Energy, discusses powerful steps to create a people-first culture. Chris highlights how focusing on your team’s […]
Addressing Holistic Health at Work with Ashish Kothari and Barbara Jeffery
Think about how tough it can be at work sometimes. We get stressed, feel down, or just can’t connect with others. This can take a toll on our health and it’s just as bad for our organizational performance too. But what if we looked after every aspect of our overall well-being? In this article, Ashish […]
How Positive Leaders Use Purpose and Meaning to Create Extraordinary Organizations with Kim Cameron Part 2
Despite the mounting evidence, many leaders feel that a relentless focus on metrics, efficiency, and results is the only way to ensure success. But study after study shows that positive leadership actually boosts productivity, strengthens resilience, and inspires loyalty. And in today’s world, where burnout and disengagement are hitting record highs, we need positive leadership […]
How Positive Leaders Use Purpose and Meaning to Create Extraordinary Organizations with Kim Cameron Part 1
Even when teams put in the same effort, some thrive, while others struggle. Often, the difference comes down to one thing: the kind of leadership guiding them. In this article, Kim Cameron, Professor and Co-founder of the Center for Positive Organizational Scholarship at The University of Michigan, shares how positive leaders fuel teams with purpose […]
The 4 Keys to Real Happiness at Work
Workplace perks and wellness programs have become the standard approach to promoting happiness at work. But are they truly effective? After gathering insights from 100 conversations with leading experts on The Happiness Squad Podcast, the answer is clear: surface solutions alone aren’t enough. Real happiness in the workplace demands more that cultivates genuine joy, fulfillment, […]
How to Shift from Reacting to Responding When Facing Triggers with Renelle Everett Darr
Reacting to stressors and triggers can feel almost automatic. But when we operate in “reaction mode” all the time, we’re letting our immediate impulses drive our actions, which often leads to more stress, burnout, and decisions we regret later on. That’s no way to create a healthier environment for your team. In this article, Renelle […]
How Thriving Employees Build Win-Win Workplaces with Dr. Angela Jackson
The workplace is evolving so quickly that old methods of leadership and employee engagement are no longer cutting it. Perks and benefits alone won’t create a thriving workforce. That’s just one side of the equation. To truly build a successful, engaged workplace, we need to take a win-win approach—where employees flourish and businesses succeed together. […]
The Role of Brain Science in Building Inclusive Teams with Shannon Murphy
It’s 2024, and achieving genuine inclusion at work is still a struggle. Why? Because our brains naturally categorize, leading to unintentional biases that create silos and limit empathy in our workplaces. Think of how much potential is lost when teams operate in “us vs. them” mentality, blocking the kind of trust and openness needed for […]
The Top Athlete’s Approach to Peak Leadership Performance with Jeff Salzenstein
Operating in a high-stress, fast-paced environment today often pushes us to work through fatigue and neglect our well-being in the name of success and productivity. This relentless focus on output frequently causes us to lose sight of our core purpose, values, and the meaning behind our work. Ultimately, it only leads to exhaustion, which then […]
Meeting and Befriending Your Inner Critic with Rosi Greenberg
We all have an inner critic, that persistent voice that whispers doubts, fears, and judgments in our ears. It can show up as early as childhood, shaping how we see ourselves and our abilities. It’s often perceived as a negative force, but this inner critic can actually be a valuable ally when we understand and […]
