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Do These 7 Actions Science Says Keep Us Happy

Science has proven there is a clear correlation between the choices we make and the way we feel. Getting the right amount of sleep, meditating, finding humor, eating healthy, moving more, continuing to learn, and living your life with purpose all lead to happiness. If you take these actions you will find yourself in a happier place, even in difficult times.

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Compassion, Conversations, Healing & Helping

The death of George Floyd has created an environment where long standing issues are stronger and more aligned. With the help of social media we are able to connect and support one another like never before. By showing compassion, participating in conversations, supporting the healing of yourself and others, and helping the #blacklivesmatter cause you too can show up and support #blacklivesmatter and humanity as a whole.

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3 Tactics to Cope with Uncertainty

During times of uncertainty, the challenges you are facing can seem overwhelming. To cope with this, you can create a coping toolbox to help you navigate these times. These tools include acceptance, practicing movement and relaxation techniques, and using the coping scale to check in on yourself.

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3 Tips to Foster Virtual Team Connection

Whether you are currently leading a virtual team or are a member of one, human connection is imperative. Each person is working in a different physical environment, with individual challenges and opportunities. The leader and team members can create connection, even while physically apart. These strategies to bring you closer together.

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Extra Time? 5 Tips to Increase Pleasant Emotions at Home

With all the time everyone is currently spending at home, it is important to do things to promote your happiness. Some ways to do this include reading a book you enjoy, creating a vision board, or listening to music that boosts your mood. You can also connect with others while practicing social distancing or work on learning something new.

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5 Ways to Raise Resilience

In our ever changing world, it isn’t uncommon to feel like things are out of your control. It is important to take the necessary steps to stay strong and bounce back during these tough times. By taking care of yourself physically and emotionally, finding humor in things, finding an emotional outlet, being optimistic, and remaining calm under pressure we can become more resilient.

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How to boost employees' spirits during COVID-19

Human connection is the number one predictor of happiness. With the isolation many are feeling during this time, it is important for leaders to find ways to connect with their staff one-on-one. Leaders should offer opportunities for learning, give specific positive feedback, keep staff updated on the progress of the organization, and encourage them to limit their news and social media exposure. In doing these things, leaders can continue to cultivate a positive and happy work environment even during these difficult times.

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Team of Teams

It isn’t uncommon for teams or departments within an organization to remain in a bit of a bubble. However, when a “team of teams” is put in place by the leadership within an organization, the group as a whole will ultimately become happier and in turn, more successful. In a team of teams, everyone is educated and understands the entire system, there are strong relationships throughout the organization, there is a “bottoms up solutions” culture, and a strong sense of trust throughout the organization.

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Why Learning Makes Us Happier

Learning is something that makes people happy for a number of reasons. Some of these include increasing self-esteem and self-efficacy, giving us a sense of complete presence, helping move us to our desired future, and helping us know that we are never truly stuck. This is why it is so important for learning to always be encouraged in the various areas of our lives.

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