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Happy Tips, Tools & Insights
Tips, Tools & Real Talk from the Happiness Co Team
Tis the season to be jolly! But, this jolly holiday season also comes with a range of activities that can leave us feeling exhausted and overwhelmed. Are you a holiday season over-achiever, or does December send you into complete cruise mode? If you’re the over-achiever you may be the type
Every parent wants to raise a child who can handle life. A child who can cope when friendships get messy. Who can lose the game without declaring Uno the worst invention in human history. Who can walk into the birthday party even though they’re nervous. Who can get something wrong,
“How in the name of Rudolph am I going to navigate my health holistically this silly season?” If you find yourself asking this question, read on! While most of you are getting excited about Christmas (as you should!), many of you are also getting nervous about what silly season celebrations
I’m sure by now you know the drill! Life doesn’t get better by chance, only by change. Our next Happiness Challenge kicks off this Wednesday! If you haven’t yet registered, this is your reminder to put yourself first and be the change you wish to see in your life. It
You keep telling yourself things will feel better once life settles down. Then there’s another deadline, another school email, another bill, another thing that needs doing. And you keep going. Burnout doesn’t always look like falling apart. You can still be working, parenting, training, replying to another WhatsApp message, paying
Most leadership advice focuses on what to do. Have the conversation. Address the issue. Give the feedback. Improve performance. Useful advice. The problem is that real leadership rarely happens in neat, textbook situations. It happens when someone on your team suddenly goes quiet and you don’t know why. When performance
Most leadership challenges don’t start as leadership challenges. They start as people challenges. Someone goes quiet in meetings. A usually reliable team member starts making mistakes. Feedback lands badly. Motivation disappears. A conversation that seemed perfectly reasonable at the time suddenly replays in your head during the drive home. And