Description
Work is a major contributor to well-being. Your leaders influence the well-being of everyone on their teams. So those leaders become an important part of the conversation.
That's why I'm so excited to have well-being strategist Loretta Turner as my guest today. We’re exploring how you can take a well-being approach to leadership development.
▶️ A Well-Being Approach to Leadership Development with Loretta Turner
▶️ Key Points:
03:21 Loretta’s career journey and unique background in the wellness and well-being sector
06:55 The meaning of a well-being approach to leadership development
10:17 The challenge with traditional leadership development
14:24 Outcomes of a well-being approach to leadership development
17:55 One way to make your leadership development more well-being focused
Resources from this episode:
Check out my other episodes on well-being at work:
▶️ Episode 38: Dealing with Corporate Burnout? One Easy Way to Manage Stress as a Nonprofit Leader with Jessie Pagliari
▶️ Episode 30: Why Well-Being Is The Secret Sauce to Change Management with Mandy Sharp Eizinger
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Connect with Loretta
Linkedin: Loretta Turner
Website: www.lorettaturner.com
Connect with Heather
Linkedin: Heather Burright
Website: skillmastersmarket.com
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