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The Big Idea: How to make work more enjoyable this holiday season.
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Personal Development
The Big Idea: How to make work more enjoyable this holiday season. Abraham Van Helsing: “I want you to believe.” Dr. John Seward: “To believe in what?” Abraham Van Helsing: “To believe in things that you cannot.” —Bram Stoker, Dracula
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THE BIG IDEA: Follow these four tips to improve your attitude toward gratitude and elevate your level of happiness every day.
THE BIG IDEA: Play is essential for creativity, collaboration, and positive mental health. This article explores how a more playful attitude can elevate your business.
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Somehow, many of us have come to associate business with seriousness. The mindset is: Playfulness is childish. Adults are serious; business professionals even more so. When you were a child, your parents might have told you: “Stop playing around!” And you just might have listened too well. Play and playfulness, however, are incredibly important for both your work and your organization.
THE BIG IDEA: The strategies in today’s article can radically alter how you work and can yield results uncommon to even the highest performing leaders.
THE BIG IDEA: Hundreds of studies have demonstrated the profound effects meditation can have on an individual’s mental, emotional, and physical well-being. For executive leaders, meditation can be a transformational practice as well as a moral imperative.