A personal reflection on the murder of George Floyd
June, 9 2020
I’m struggling to get my head around the last couple of weeks. Watching that video for 8 seconds is unbearable, never mind for 8 minutes and 46...
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The world of work in May 2020, in two words. Proactive coping.
June, 4 2020
The May iPPQ data is in.
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The Positive Psychology of Focaccia
June, 2 2020
When you can’t take the heat, head for the kitchen.
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April was a positive month at work. The data tells us so.
May, 1 2020
The early results are in, as we continue to collect data about people’s wellbeing and resilience at work. And they’re worth shouting about.
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Psychological safety: a precious treasure in turbulent times
April, 24 2020
In adverse moments companies need to make an additional effort to preserve the psychological safety of their people. They have a lot at stake.
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Are you a one-winged leader or two-winged?
April, 21 2020
COVID-19 has knocked us off-kilter. Leaders are under pressure. Employees are under pressure. This collective fear and ensuing stress is...
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Creating and maintaining resilience and wellbeing at work; Getting the most out of your Happiness at Work assessment
April, 17 2020
The Happiness at Work assessment is iOpener’s online survey that assesses your wellbeing and resilience at work. The assessment is completely free...
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What Granny could teach you about communicating virtually
April, 16 2020
My mum was a junior school teacher all her working life. Now, she’s a sprightly 70-something-year-old retiree and does not like to be idle. In...
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When too much free time is not good for the soul. Or the mind.
April, 9 2020
‘How are you feeling?’ might be the toughest question for you to answer right now. Having been a freelancer, or using the sexier term a “gig...
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