Compulsions are not choices and they rarely lead to positive outcomes

May 27

Compulsions are not choices and they rarely lead to positive outcomes

Today’s post comes after a week, where for most of it, I can only describe myself as having been in what my partner and I like to call a “funk”. It’s not a good thing like Parliament Funkadelic, it’s more like when you know you are in a bad mood that you just can’t shake. I tried to be conscious of it and ‘do the right...

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And the winners are….

Mar 16

Today is the day where I can give away two free tickets to “Employee Engagement Bootcamp” facilitated by Employee Engagement Speaker, Trainer and Mentor, Kate Boorer on Thursday 24th March in Sydney CBD. Each participant will also walk away with a customised engagement profile and action plan to begin implementing so you and your organisation see results...

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Eight steps to Happiness

Dec 24

Recently at a People and Culture Conference, I was given a copy of the ‘Eight steps to happiness; the science of getting happy and how it can work for you’. Obviously being the nerd that I am, I was pretty excited as I had seen a few episodes of the TV show and was keen to read more. If you haven’t seen the show, it’s called Making Australia Happy, and...

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Coping Strategy

Nov 12

Happy Friday everyone! Today I’m asking for your help, in assisting a student with a PhD study. His name is Lehan and you can connect with him on LinkedIn if you like. Here’s some info and a link to the survey: It is believed that coping is an important indicator for various physical and psychological health outcomes; however, there are few reliable...

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