With Aussie politics
heating up and the usual slanging matches and constant talk of our exploding
deficit it seems to me that there needs to be more talk about positive policies
and positive communities.
As a global
community we have endured some tough times of late. What tools did we have available to us to
cope with the GFC? And what tools will
we and our future generations have available to cope with growing unemployment,
stressed businesses, unaffordable housing and terrorist attacks.
Wellbeing and
positive psychology are important key elements to a happier existence and tools
that enable us to “flourish” as individuals and as a community as a whole.
So what about
at a business level? What are we doing
as business owners, managers or employees to foster wellbeing and positive
relationships in our workplace, our colleagues, peers and with ourselves. The
GFC showed us that we are absolutely part of the global economy and that our
thinking in business needs to change beyond our front yard.
What policies
have you implemented in your own day to day functioning to cope with global
crisis and what positive habits or tools can you tap into to cope with
these.
Need more
information? Checkout Professor Martin
Seligman’s website here
I agree. I would much prefer to hear politicians focus on what they can do not on what the other party can't do.
ReplyDeleteI try and get my children to see the positive in things when sometimes they just can't get things to work the way they want them too
There is always room for compromise and healthy debate is welcomed . Resilience , empathy and integrity is what I aspire to both in my personal and professional life
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