What's Happening at Work

What's Happening at Work

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  • Episode #67 - What Not To Bring To Work for Lunch in a Diverse Workspace

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    When we accept that we are working in a diverse environment, we realize that our ethnic foods though delicious to us may have smells and odours that are uncommon and unpleasant for others not used to them. You know what they say: "One man's medicine is another's poison". Let's be smart and not put others in uncomfortable situations. Keep exotic foods out of the office. Leave them for home and with friends, for those special "potluck office days". I don't believe the reason your co-worker leaves the office when you eat your ethnic food in the adjacent cubicle is a sign of racism. It may very well be that the spices and blend of spices may be making them queasy, nauseated, lightheaded or worst. Remember that some co-workers may be undergoing cancer treatment, are on medications that make them sensitive to strong smells, are pregnant, or may have allergies. Be kind to yourself and others. While you may be accustomed to the smells and think them wonderful, they may be new and overpowering to others. Remember most workplaces have a scent-free workspace policy. We usually recommend that our client organizations add strong-smelling foods to their scent-free policy as part of workplace health and wellness strategy. Let's continue to look for more ways to promote interpersonal wellness at work.

    Listen to more episodes and join me on the Office Hours LinkedIn Live Show every Wednesday here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joyceodidison

    #diversity  #ethnicfoods #inclusion #workplacewellness #joyceodidison #interpersonalwellness #wellnesscompetencyteaching



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  • Episode #66 - How Anchoring Heuristics Impact Resilient Relationships at Work

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    Have you ever heard someone say something such as that's your interpretation"? Have you ever wondered what they meant by that? Well, there is some truth to it. As we work to develop resilient workplaces in the new world of work, it is very important that we ensure we get rid of old anchors that are no longer serving us and develop a new resilient mindset with anchors that are innovative and forward-thinking. We need to engage in powerful and meaningful discussions, expand our world view and watch ourselves that we are not being too emotionally fragile, limiting our ability to engage in critical conversations that help us learn, teach and grow. Let's talk about how we can reframe these anchors and enhance vibrant dialogues that will make our workplace a warm inviting place where employees want to come to work and be a part of. Let's make our workplaces resilient workspaces. Ask us how at www.interpersonalwellness.com

    #resilientworkspaces, #workplacewellness #anchors #joyceodidison #interpersonalwellness

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  • Episode #65: Faces of Workplace Wellness

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    The Issues That Colour The Faces of Workplace Wellness

    Have you ever wondered about the faces of workplace wellness? As a Learning and Development practitioner specializing in workplace interpersonal wellness, my job includes providing a range of training, conflict management, coaching and interpersonal skills development for the leaders, professionals, and employees my client organizations employ.

    Let's talk about how to get the issues you are facing at work out there. Have a look at the Faces of Workplace Wellness Magazine

    #gwws #gwsummit #workplacewellness #intepersonalwellness #joyceodidison

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  • Episode # 64: The Spiritual Wellness Trust Factor At Work

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    Are Employees Who Are Spiritually Well More Trustworthy and Trusting, Does This Impact Their Mental Health?

    An Erosion of Spiritual Wellness Have Impacted The Workplace and Maybe A Factor In The Mental Health Epidemic Affecting Millions of Professionals at Work.

    Low trust at work erodes employees’ confidence, promotes fear, and increases stress and anxiety. Trust among colleagues, among team members, leadership, and trust that their organization will do right by them are some key factors employees express as core to trust issues at work. oin me here for this powerful teaching as we grapple with our current reality and find new ways to promote mental health and wellness. Get your free pass to the Global Workplace Wellness Summit here: https://globalworkplacewellnesssummit.com/

    #gwws #gwwsummit #workplacewellness #wellness  #spiritualwellness #trust #interpersonalwellness

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  • Episode # 63 - Diversity Conflict Management

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    Hey, You! Are you looking for Diversity Conflict Management tips and strategies? Conflicts will happen, we don't have to be afraid or dread the emergence of conflicts in our diverse workplaces. Conflict means that we are alive and are having different needs and interests that may be conflicting with others. Let's create that critical conversation framework to have those healthy conversations. Let's remember that we have been at this for 400 plus years and start challenging ourselves to think differently. I will be teaching more on this at the Global Workplace Wellness Summit this November 8th to 10, 2021. Join us then https://globalworkplacewellnesssummit.com/Thank you for listening to our show. We made Canada's top ten podcasts in our category. Please share our content if it resonates with you. thanks to blog feed  https://blog.feedspot.com/canadian_workplace_podcasts/#wellnessatwork #interpersonalwellness #joyceodidison #podcast #gwwsummit #workplacewellness

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  • Episode#62: Ten Tips to Prevent and Reduce Remote and Hybrid Workplace Conflicts

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    As a leader, you should be more mindful of heightened emotions, distress, anxiety, irritability and an escalation in interpersonal conflicts. Instead of panicking, view this as an opportunity to prepare your employees to face difficult times. As an employee, you may be wondering what's up with your co-workers. What are they reading or why are they behaving so strangely. Well, they may be thinking the same thing about you. Everyone has their own rationale for what they do. Don't expect to agree and share everything with your leaders or co-workers. There are some things we need to do by ourselves on our own time. In this episode, I am sharing some interpersonal wellness tips to reduce those new conflict issues that may be popping up at work. Let me know if they resonate with you. Remember to join us at the Global Workplace Wellness Summit

    Leave me a voice message, download the app to get all of my sessions or connect with me at work

    #workplacewellness #interpersonalwellness #joyceodidison #gwws #conflictresolution #relationalwell-being

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  • Episode # 61: How Does Integrity At Work Impact Mental Health?

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    In a culture where being first is celebrated, being a winner at all cost sometimes means cheating, taking credit for other’s work, speaking first and over others, advocating your point of view, selling ourselves, embellishing the resume to get shortlisted for the interview, or winning the competition by diminishing others’ achievements, one can easily forget the mental health benefits of integrity at work. Low or inconsistent acts of integrity can make the workplace feel like a harsh, psychologically unsafe place to be.

    #mentalhealth #integrity #podcast #joyceodidison #interpersonalwellness #gwws

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  • Episode #60 - Office Hours Changes At Work

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    Have You Been Affected By The Avalanche of Changes In Offices Everywhere?

    Are there changes in your office schedule or office hours? If not, you may be one of the very few people who are not experiencing changes in their work lives.

    Most of us experienced massive changes in our work schedules and office hours as we moved to remote work during the 2020 global pandemic. It took many months of adjustments to create a new rhythm and pace that we have become accustomed to, and now it’s time to transition back.

    I would love to hear what is going on for you. I have launched a Linkedin Live Show Wednesdays at 12:00 pm, called “Office Hours” and I would love to hear what you are concerned about, are looking forward to and maybe dreading. Join the show here:https://www.linkedin.com/in/joyceodidison/ Also join me on Clubhouse to discuss the show:https://www.clubhouse.com/club/coach-velocity-school-of


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  • Episode 59 - Why We Fail at Work and In Life

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    Have you ever failed at something?

    Did you stop and take some time to evaluate why you failed?

    I want to talk about why we fail at work. I believe we fail because we get cocky when we believe we no longer need our practice to move our skill levels into the realm of competence. Sometimes we let our guard down and failure introduces itself to us. It is a common belief that failure is something that happens to us. No!... Have a listen and leave me a voice message.

    #podcast #whatshappenningatwork #interpersonalwellness #joyceodidison

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  • Episode 58 - How to Accelerate Your Skills As A Relational Leader at Work

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    This morning I led a class of leaders in the foundations of leadership coaching course. It is a course I teach every week, as more leaders are recognizing that they need a different way to approach employees to promote psychological safety at work, as we advance to a hybrid workplace.

    As the rate of mental health and autoimmune diseases becomes more prevalent among employees, leaders must change the way they engage, relate, and communicate with employees, and coaching is a powerful strategy to do so.

    If you are interested in learning any of these skills, I am offering free access to this coaching course for my readers who are curious about accelerating their relational skills, as we quickly transition from remote work to having more employees back in the workplace.

    If you are curious about bringing the Relational Leadership Coaching program to your workplace, contact me.

    Don't forget to smile and relax this weekend. It was a busy week but you got through it.

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    #relational-leadership #coachtraining  #coachvelocity #interpersonalwellness

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    21 min

About What's Happening at Work

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What’s Happening at Work is a podcast for the professionals shaping today’s workplace from the inside.


Hosted by Joyce Odidison, President of Interpersonal Wellness Services…