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▼aUnlocking happiness at work :▼bhow a data-driven happiness strategy fuels purpose, passion and performance /▼cJennifer Moss. |
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▼aLondon :▼bKogan Page,▼c2016. |
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▼aIncludes bibliographical references and index. |
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▼aForeword; Introduction; The scariest, best moments and how they change us permanently; What I want from you and for you; 01 The happiness/brain science connection; Neural pathways and behaviour; The history of neuroplasticity; Battling the bad habits; The ever-adapting memory; How our brains fire and wire; The motivated brain; Delivering meaning; How simple can it be?; Encourage friendships; Recommended reading; 02 The history of happiness; Rising from the ashes; Socrates; Helen Keller; Nelson Mandela; William James; Returning to the Towers after 9/11. |
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▼aThe morning nurse or the night nurse?The happiness shift; The happiness saturation; Recommended reading; Watch!; 03 The power of habit; Our lazy brains; The myth of the 21-day habit; Quick wins; Physical and psychological fitness; When habits go bad; The attitude of gratitude; Building habits for life; Recommended reading; Watch!; 04 Emotional intelligence and leadership; What is emotional intelligence?; The early adopters; Looking upstream; The return on investment of high emotional intelligence; The competitive advantage; Happiness and money: The awkward conversation. |
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▼aOutcomes of higher emotional intelligenceSurvival of the authentic; Recommended reading; 05 Conscious capitalism; What is conscious capitalism?; Do customers really care?; The firms of endearment; The talent attraction and retention benefit; How can we shift from old patterns to new patterns?; The story of Whole Foods; Embarking on the conscious capitalist journey; Where to start?; Recommended reading; 06 The happiness disruptors; The technology explosion; The pitfalls of professional development; We're missing the budget; How learning equals loyalty; Feeling cool towards the hot desk. |
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▼aRecommended reading07 Engaging the whole person; How work makes us feel alive ... and keeps us alive too; The whole person; The introduction of work/life balance; The power of purpose; Building a flexible culture; Millennials; To wrap up; Recommended reading; 08 A happier approach to change; Change is hard; Ignoring change won't make it go away; Is happiness too hard?; Who are these leaders?; The little things are actually the big things; Why authenticity matters; Why do we react negatively to change?; Brain management vs change management. |
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▼aHow can happiness help navigate change more effectively?Recommended reading; 09 Want to be a global company? Be a global citizen; Dimensions of global brands; The pursuit of purpose vs. the pursuit of profit; Purpose or perks?; Laurent and lululemon; Recommended reading; Watch!; 10 The future of happiness; Humanizing the super-computer; When robots learn emotional intelligence; How will this change the workforce?; The future of ageing happily; The rise of mindfulness; Frankenstein, or just great science?; Conclusion; Acknowledgements; References; Index. |
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▼aTakes a fascinating look into happiness; the science and research behind it, the practical methods for making it a priority in the workplace and the very real ways in which it translates into higher performance. |
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