Self-care is important, but it’s not enough. Leaders have a responsibility to help create work environments where others can be well. Learn the keys to wellbeing and leadership.
Learn how the empathy-efficiency paradox — the perception that workplace goals often conflict with the needs of bereaved employees — can make bereavement more difficult for bereaved employees and theirmanagers and coworkers. Article suggests ways to address this perceived paradox
How are sleep and productivity related? Rest is the most underrated way to improve leadership skills and abilities. Learn 8 leadership practices for optimizing your sleep.
If work keeps you up at night, read what our global sleep research shows about sleep-deprivation in high-performing leaders and what your organization can do about it.
Explore the CORE (COmprehensive REsilience) framework integrating physical, mental, emotional, and social dimensions. Research presents 8 empirically-proven practices for leaders: sleep, physical activity, mindfulness, cognitive reappraisal, savoring, gratitude, and social
Don’t let work related stress keep you up at night. Learn how to get a good night’s rest for effective leadership and psychological well-being.
Investigate workplace fatigue as a common organizational issue. Article addresses the prevalence, causes, and consequences of employee fatigue in contemporary work environments and offers recommendations for reducing it.
Learn about leaders’ sleep patterns, problems, and attitudes through research demonstrating sleep’s key role. Study explores how sleep deprivation affects leadership effectiveness, decision-making, and organizational performance.
Southwestern Energy wanted to help its employees reduce stress and the crippling effect it can have on business. Learn how CCL helped it build a resilient culture, from senior executives to frontline managers.
Learn how mindfulness practices improve high-potential leader development. Research provides a thorough overview of mindfulness applications enhancing leadership capabilities, self-awareness, and developmental outcomes.