Our relationship with work is broken.
Current approaches to work as individuals and as a society are limiting, susceptible to burnout and illness, destroyed by disruption, and activates Crisis Mode when faced with the slightest uncertainty. We have known that this approach was not sustainable for some time. The COVID-19 crisis alerted the world to just how much needs to be done.
Our relationship with work is guided by three questions:
1. Why do we work?
2. How do we work?
3. Where do we work?
Future driven leaders need to keep these questions at the forefront of planning after the COVID crisis. The answers will vary depending on the level of leadership, culture, industry and other factors but we need to hear from everyone. To not create a work environment where work is on the wellness continuum and not at odds with wellness is a missed opportunity as we build for the future.
Dr. Kim understands the dangers that can occur for individuals, communities, and organizations when leaders do not have a healthy relationship with work. Her inspiring talks, coaching, and consulting packages give leaders and organizations the tools they need to build a future that facilitates wellness. It will be a Culture of Wellness that sets organizations apart.