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How to Be Happier at Work — In Just 7 Minutes with Nic Marks
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Why you've got to check out today's episode:
My guest this week is Nic Marks who claims that, “Happiness is a serious business and businesses who take it seriously do better. Happier teams are more productive, more innovative, and have less churn.” Find out what it takes.
Resources/Links:
- Take the FREE personal happiness at work test: https://fridayone.com
- Watch the video of this episode: https://bit.ly/extrapod
Summary
Being a good leader means having a happy team which means creating the right environment for people to flourish.
Nic Marks has been working in the field of happiness, wellbeing and quality of life for over 25 years, with a particular emphasis on measurement and how to create positive change.
In 2001 he founded the award-winning Centre for Wellbeing at the London-based think tank the New Economics Foundation. Over the next decade Nic and his team were highly influential in the UK and global policy arena. This included the world’s first global measure of sustainable wellbeing – the Happy Planet Index - and the very popular Five Ways to Wellbeing. The latter were designed to be the mental health equivalent of five fruit and vegetables a day. They have since been used very widely in the UK and globally as a framework for promoting positive mental health.
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