Let A Motivational Humorous Speaker Boost Your Employees Productivity Levels
Posted on March 25, 2008 - Filed Under Business | Leave a Comment
There are many benefits to hiring a motivational humorous speaker. It is a scientifically proven fact that laughter is nature’s “cure all”. Laughter has been shown to improve both physical and mental health, so why not ‘job health’ as well? A motivational humorous speaker will not only be able to inspire your employees Have productivity levels hit a wall? Is morale at an all time low – despite your attempts at pep talks? Have you considered bringing in a motivational humorous speaker to talk to the troops? Employing a motivational humorous speaker can boost employee productivity levels by up to an astonishing 75%. Imagine what that increase could do for your profit margin! to be more productive and to take more personal pride in their work; but a motivational humorous speaker will also use the power of laughter to assist your work staff in releasing any negative thinking preventing them from working to their full potential.
Read More..>>Positive Psychology
Posted on January 10, 2008 - Filed Under Education | Leave a Comment
Mental Health & Positive Happiness
This is really exploratory paper about the movement to make more people happy. In the USA and the UK efforts are being made by psychologists to encourage a more happy outlook in life in the belief that happy people are more productive, live longer, have positive health outcomes and over-all lead a better life. Sounds great – however I am sure the reader can almost sense the word – but!
The Idea
Read More..>>Private Practice Building - Follow Step 1 In Building A Successful Psychotherapy Practice
Posted on January 7, 2008 - Filed Under Business | Leave a Comment
Private practice building can best be realized by following the same exact steps contractors and developers use to build a house.
Before ever touching the ground, building contractors draft a very specific and detailed plan. This plan considers how the future homeowner wants his or home to appear when it is completed.
The contractor or home owner is “beginning with the end in mind.”
For instance, contractors and architects must consider the following:
- Design
- Structure
- Layout
- Detail Work
- Outlets
- Plumbing Lines
- Electrical Paths
Beginning with the end in mind allows you to visually represent and consider what you want your private practice to look like when you open your doors and start working with your very own clients.
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