How can we find happiness? What can we do to be happier in life? These are the questions the hero of Laurent Gounelle's novel "The Man Who Wanted to Be Happy" must answer when the last week of his holiday in Bali turns into a quest for happiness.
Happiness at Work
Learn to like your work or change it, and unlock your full potential for success
Are you ready to love Mondays again?
How would your life change if you could go to work energised and motivated every morning?
Welcome to "Happiness at Work"
Learn to transform your negative feelings about your existing work into happiness and success without changing jobs or careers, or, if needed, turn your unhappiness into a springboard for something new, joyful and fulfilling.
Imagine what's possible and how your life could be if you:
- go to work energised and motivated every morning;
- enjoy most of your work and learn to accept with serenity what must be done, even if you don't like it;
- grow professionally and make continuous progress in your career or freelance business;
- are focused and productive, and your results are constantly getting better;
- experience less stress and more bliss at work;
- have a balanced life and
- feel satisfied with your work and life.
Why should you spend the next 10, 15 or 20 years of your working life suffering, being stressed, dissatisfied, unhappy and unfulfilled when your blissful work experience might only depend on a new approach to work, or a change in mindset and attitude? Even if a more radical solution is needed, such as changing jobs or careers, why suffer until you can orchestrate the necessary change?
Happiness at work and new achievements are waiting for you, no matter where you are, how you feel and think about your job or work, or how old you are.
The transformations you may expect as a result of working with me:
- A new attitude and outlook on your work, and also the world.
- Clarity about how your work harmonises with your core values and fits into your life vision and supports your life.
- Finding sense and meaning at work.
- Confidence and assertiveness to shape your work to have more enjoyable tasks and projects.
- Decide whether you need to change jobs or careers, and if you do, find the new and most suitable path for yourself.
- Develop the mindset necessary to start and implement the needed changes for a more joyful, satisfactory and fulfilling work.
Your happiness and success at work could only be a mindset or attitude shift away.
Are you ready for more joy, satisfaction and fulfilment at work?
Take the First Step Today!
Click below to explore how my individual and group programmes can help you experience more joy, satisfaction, success and fulfilment in your work and, if change is needed, decide what new work would suit your future vision and happiness.
About me
As a trained personal development counsellor, belief-clearing practitioner, career counsellor and trainer with about three decades of experience, first in Human Resource Management consultancy and training, team building and training of trainers, career counselling and later in personal development counselling and training, I support professional women, employed or freelancers, beyond mid-career who are deeply dissatisfied with their present work and results.
- to change their approach, attitude and mindset related to work, harmonise their work with the other important areas of life, develop new habits and start experiencing more joy, satisfaction and fulfilment at it, or,
- get clear on what new work would suit their values, life purpose and vision and bring them satisfaction and fulfilment, and develop the mindset needed to start the change process.
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