Three Ways to Feel More Authentic at Work - Dr. Gregory P. Nelson - Episode 3 of 5 скачать в хорошем качестве

Three Ways to Feel More Authentic at Work - Dr. Gregory P. Nelson - Episode 3 of 5

Do you ever feel that you shouldn’t show up at work as your true self, that if you do you might get negative reactions from your boss or co-workers? Have you ever been told that you are “too much” or “not enough” when you’re trying your best at work? The truth is, your place of greatest power and influence is authenticity rather than conforming to someone else’s expectation of what you should be more like. In episode three of Dr. Nelson's series “Increasing Employee Engagement”, he focuses on three ways to feel more authentic at work so you can contribute your unique voice. If you’re a leader, you need to pay attention to these ways you can encourage more authenticity in your team members. _________ With workplace disengagement at an all-time high (up to 80%), organizations are collectively spending billions of dollars every year on the cost of burnout, disillusionment, and attrition. It’s vital that leaders pay strategic attention to how to effectively motivate workers to be more committed and connected to their work. In this series, Dr. Greg Nelson shares the four factors that contribute to higher levels of innovative and collaborative engagement in the workplace: Competency, Authenticity, Connectedness, and Psychological Safety. These are a leader’s keys to increasing their team members’ positive energy, passion, sense of purpose, and creative contributions to their work. And these are the keys to maximizing personal and professional motivation and effectiveness. _________ To book Dr. Nelson for public speaking events, keynotes and workshops contact: Blue Lines Creative Agency bluelinescreative@gmail.com +1 310-717-8137 (U.S.) To contact Dr. Nelson directly, email him at: greg@gregorypnelson.com Learn more at: https://www.gregorypnelson.com   / gregorypnelson     / gregorypnelson     / gregorypnelson     / drgregorypnelson