Listeners will walk away with a concrete understanding of how mental health and cultural alignment can be measured and improved at the organizational level, not just managed reactively. This episode introduces the Human Score, a diagnostic tool that helps companies quantify their human-centricity, revealing the hidden costs of burnout, absenteeism, and disengagement. It’s a conversation grounded in strategy, not sentiment.
Whether you’re a CEO, cultural leader, or coach, you’ll learn the three essential steps to rewire your workplace for long-term resilience and performance: assessment, evaluation, and implementation. Jack Thomas breaks down how Underwriting Happiness transforms mental wellness from a feel-good ideal into a competitive advantage you can track and scale.
What if employee burnout, absenteeism, and disengagement weren’t just HR issues—but measurable liabilities you could prevent? In this episode of The Happy Spot, host Anshar Seraphim speaks with Jack Thomas, Chief Happiness Officer and co-architect of the “Underwriting Happiness” framework, about a radical new approach to mental wellness in the workplace.
You’ll learn how tools like the Human Score—a psychometric system developed by Dr. Clif P. Lewis—are helping CEOs, family offices, and cultural leaders identify and address burnout at the structural level. Jack shares the hard data ($47.6B lost annually to mental health absences), the three-phase transformation process, and how businesses can future-proof performance by making happiness operational.
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