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Psychologically Healthy Workplace Conference 2010: Building the Business Case for Employee Well-Being
By Marie-Josée Salvas  
March 15, 2010 – 11:05 am | 3 Comments
Psychologically Healthy Workplace Conference 2010: Building the Business Case for Employee Well-Being

As a wellness consultant, one of the questions I get most often is “Wow! I love what you do! This is so important, and so needed in today’s world!  What kind of …

Pick Your Staples: Choices have Power in Medicine
By Kathryn Britton  
March 8, 2010 – 9:30 am | 6 Comments
Pick Your Staples: Choices have Power in Medicine

Imagine you are in the hospital following surgery. You have 70 staples holding things together, and they hurt. Your nurse sees that you are in pain and offers to take out 5 of …

The Spirit Level (Book Review)
By Coert Visser  
February 22, 2010 – 9:51 am | 42 Comments
The Spirit Level (Book Review)

Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett, two English epidemiologists, have written a provocative book on how high levels of inequality in societies are harmful for everyone within them.

Nature, Spirituality, and the Future
By Marie-Josée Salvas  
January 24, 2010 – 11:58 am | 5 Comments
Nature, Spirituality, and the Future

I visited Maui, a breath-taking beautiful island where I experienced multiple moments of awe, elevation, spirituality, and connection with all things larger than myself. Stepping outside urbanization and its demands stimulated my strengths of open-mindedness, appreciation of beauty and capacity to love. Today, I am more motivated than ever to be respectful of the environment through the dozens of everyday choices that we know about, and should never fail to make.

Positivity of Sadness
By Timothy T.C. So  
January 19, 2010 – 9:58 am | 12 Comments
Positivity of Sadness

The emphasis of positive psychology on building the best things in life and making people’s lives fulfilling does not imply that we should ignore problems or dismiss the negative emotions that people experience. Positive psychology …

The Coach as Servant Leader – Success on the Athletic Field
By John Yeager  
January 11, 2010 – 12:37 pm | No Comment
The Coach as Servant Leader – Success on the Athletic Field

Although sports mean different things to different people, most theorists and enthusiasts would agree that physical activity and sport participation can be intrinsically valuable. We learn the joy of movement and the challenge of …

Why Am I Doing This? Martial Virtues (Book Review)
By Dave Shearon  
December 17, 2009 – 8:22 pm | 7 Comments
Why Am I Doing This?  Martial Virtues (Book Review)

Martial Virtues by Charles Hackney, PhD, is an obvious gift for anyone who practices the martial arts.  Anyone in a high-conflict profession can relate to it – lawyers, for example.  For all of us, however, the …

Tis the Season for Acceptance
By Denise Quinlan  
December 8, 2009 – 10:12 pm | 6 Comments
Tis the Season for Acceptance

Goodwill to All – If You Can Manage It
The Christmas carols tell me that “’tis the season to be jolly” and wish peace to all mankind, but around me I see overwhelm, envy, and resentment …

Simple Leadership Tip You Can Use Today
By Marie-Josée Salvas  
October 24, 2009 – 6:00 am | 4 Comments
Simple Leadership Tip You Can Use Today

Are your employees eager to work for you each and every day? Few leaders can answer this question with a confident yes. Here’s a tip to help you be one of them. This technique enables you to adjust your practices so they support the leader you want to be and helps you reinforce the behaviors you want to see. Equally important, it keeps you accountable for the behaviors you are encouraging in others.

When Overworking Leads to Underperforming
By Marie-Josée Salvas  
September 24, 2009 – 11:06 am | 4 Comments
When Overworking Leads to Underperforming

596 words, 2 minutes reading time
I was headed to a conference last week and I knew it would be a long drive, so I brought an audio tape. This time I listened to an …

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