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In this podcast you will learn how to stay motivated in your workplace, how you can stay energized and driven, and also how managers and leaders can create a highly achieving productive workplace. This podcast is dedicated to the study and function of motivation and drive in the workplace.
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Tuesday Aug 18, 2020
Tuesday Aug 18, 2020
Dr. Ricardo covers happiness in the workplace using the Dalai Lama ways of thinking.
4 years ago
I love this! Happiness is a choice to make everyday, not a feeling we should get only when something goes our way. While it may be challenging, telling yourself you're happy even in a bad situation, you'll have a better more joyful outlook on life and in that, other people around you will feel it too.
4 years ago
Happiness inspires good performance. And is contagious just as negativity is contagious. Happiness goes further. A happy employee does more. The Dalai Lama just like the bible says to think on good things. Happy thoughts produce happy actions.
4 years ago
Jalecia Chambers MAN4442 Should happiness be a goal? I say yes. An unhappy individual can be a great distraction in the workplace. The individual will be less dependable, motivated, and way less focused.
4 years ago
( Shion Simpson MAN 3240) Happiness is a very important thing to have in the workplace. An unhappy individual may tend to be less productive and less motivate to work in a certain organization.
4 years ago
Happiness is definitely a key factor in the performance of most of us, I can absolutely relate to the fact that when I'm feeling "down," I do not perform as well as when I am feeling joyful, so finding some purpose, something that gives you the drive to do and be better is probably the most important thing in order to succeed
4 years ago
I have always struggled with happiness in the workplace. The only time I am happy at the workplace is when I finish a job and get paid. I need to work on conveying happiness and setting goals.
4 years ago
I really liked this podcast! Being cognizant of areas in my life where I can be creating goals to achieve happiness is a very eye-opening thing. It’s true that happy people tend to have a better outlook on life and are more optimistic. I want that for myself.
4 years ago
Dr. Ricardo did a great job mentioning the Dalai Lama. Dalai Lama stated that we must find happiness and family, friends, work, and the community. Personally I struggle to find happiness but when we condition our way of thinking with things that make us, we will automatically begin to be more contentment, joy and tranquility.
4 years ago
Determining what makes us happy as individuals is a necessity. Happiness in the workplace can have a domino effect, when one person is in a bad mood it can slowly cause everyone in the office to be in a glum mood. I personally try and find the little joys in life to get me through the day like finding the joy in my morning cup of coffee to kick start my day.
4 years ago
This is a helpful introduction to the first few of the 7 habits. This is necessary for everyone who wants to have a first understanding of the 7 habits by Stephen Covey. It gives a valid introduction to the first 3 habits.