Happiness at Work

Founder of Think Productive and author of How to be a Productivity Ninja, Graham Allcott, says productivity is all about starting from the perspective of what's important to me. While there's no secret sauce, find out why Graham says doing simple things consistently and well can make a huge difference in one's productivity and why we need to stop multitasking immediately.

Author and professional speaker Laura Gassner Otting has lived many lives. Having 'fallen' into working for the White House, being a head hunter, founder of her own company author and speaker Laura said there's never been a master plan, it's always been about finding your life purpose, carving your own path and aligning what you do with who you are in order to achieve limitless potential. Find out what it takes to achieve what you want by forgetting what others think.

Respect should be a core value for every organization, said Steven Blue, author of new book Metamorphosis and CEO of Miller Ingenuity. Find out how Steven, who's been called the CEO with the Midas touch, has tripled the gains of every organization he's worked in by focusing on improving the company culture and why he says the worst thing a leader can do is to say they'll do something and not follow through.

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What is our relationship with what we do everyday? How do we orient our leadership to self expression and when is the last time we asked ourselves what we're consistently discontent with? In this great conversation, Tevis Trower, founder and CEO of Balance Integration Corporation says that we're all faking it! Find out what it takes to overcome the imposter syndrome and why having more authentic conversations with ourselves will foster more authentic conversations with others.

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Humans are storytellers, says Dean Latchana, editor of The Agilist and transformation coach. Find out how we can adopt the business agility philosophy by thinking about the organization as a whole. What does it take to change mindsets?

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Exposure brings opportunity, that's why Tom Schwab, founder and CEO of Interview Valet and author of Podcast Guest Profits says it's so important for businesses to have podcasts and for people to be guests on podcasts. Find out why most podcasts die within the first ten episodes and what it takes to be a great guest.

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Make sure people do what they're best at, give people the freedom to use their own judgement with clear responsibility and advocate for teams to have coaches instead of managers. This is what Henry Stewart, one of the Thinkers50 most influential business thinkers and founder, CEO and Chief Happiness Officer at Happy Ltd. says is the key to creating successful companies.

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It's not about where you are it's about how you feel about where you are, says Jamie Lerner. Co-author of the book, The Ever-Loving Essence of You and wellness coach, Jamie explains what it takes to trust that we are our own personal experts and if we're not connected within ourselves we're never going to be truly happy.

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The biggest mistake most companies make in terms of engagement is that they take a one size fits all approach. Find out how the number one leadership speaker for six years, Tom Krieglstein, uses the dance floor theory to increase employee engagement within companies and why he says we're not creating enough human to human connections in our daily lives.

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Keanna Wong found comfort in the loyalty of her dog after being mentally abused at an early. Today the 22-year-old has channeled her experience into helping people overcome eating disorders, tap into their emotions and learn how to love and accept themselves.

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