by Audrey McGibbon | Mar 19, 2020 | Physical Wellbeing
Leading for wellbeing through Covid-19: Part 1 The Covid-19 pandemic has left many wellbeing professionals not knowing how or where (or even whether) to step in and help. But we think it’s an important time to be making a difference, and for leaders, it’s a chance to...
by Audrey McGibbon | Feb 17, 2020 | Authentic Relationships, Business, Living, Physical Wellbeing, Sleep, Wellbeing, Working
We’re hearing a lot these days about how important sleep is as the foundation for wellbeing and long-term health. But have you heard about the links between sleep deprivation, unethical behaviour, hostility and workplace deviance? If not, you might find the following...
by Karen Gillespie | Aug 22, 2019 | Physical Wellbeing
Addiction at work: how should organisations respond? Addiction at work: how should organisations respond? When I speak to business leaders there is often a reluctance to recognise or discuss the possibility that there are ‘high-functioning addicts’ in their business....
by Karen Gillespie | Jul 11, 2019 | Physical Wellbeing
Why fasting should be on your menu Why fasting should be on your menu Back in the day… In a world without electric light, humans were governed by the cycles of light and dark in everything we did, including finding, preparing and consuming food. We would acquire food...
by Karen Gillespie | Jun 27, 2019 | Physical Wellbeing
Can we tackle obesity and poverty at the same time? Can we tackle obesity and poverty at the same time? Can we tackle obesity and poverty at the same time? How does one conference veer from business solutions for world poverty and disadvantage to the best means of...
by Audrey McGibbon | May 23, 2019 | Physical Wellbeing
“Men-oh!-pause”: serious stigmatisation and its implications for leadership diversity and performance “Men-oh!-pause”: serious stigmatisation and its implications for leadership diversity and performance These days, most of us are hyper-aware (appropriately so) of the...
