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The key to loving your job in the age of burnout In 2009, two US professors set out to study zookeepers and aquarium workers in an effort to discover what kept them motivated at work. The results pointed to an overwhelming similarity: The keepers gained a deep sense of meaning from their jobs. It didn't matter that caring for animals was extremely badly paid and offered little career advancement, or that many of the actual tasks involved could be classified as "dirty work" - cleaning up feces, chopping vegetables, scrubbing floors. The zookeepers, most of whom were highly educated, felt that they were fulfilling a calling, and in doing so were extremely dedicated, often volunteering for months before even beginning to be paid, and rarely quitting. More here Read TradeBriefs every day, for the top insights! Advertisers of the day Kellogg Executive Education: Kellogg's Senior Management Program | June 2019 | Enroll Now Wharton Business Analytics Team: Wharton's Business Analytics Program (Online) Our advertisers help fund the daily operations of TradeBriefs. We request you to accept our promotional emails. Get today's top stories here More Retail stories More Telecom stories More Finance stories More IT stories More Digital stories More HR stories More Logistics stories More Construction stories More Life stories Get today's top stories here

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(Mumbai) Early Bird Offer -- Human Is Not a Resource Program from 7th -9th June

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Namaskaram, We are excited to announce the third edition of the "Human is NOT a Resource" (HINAR) program from 7th to 9th June, 2019 at the Isha Yoga Center. The conclave brings together thought leaders, and business and HR heads to discuss practical steps to enable a paradigm shift from human beings as resources to possibilities. This shift is necessary for businesses to attract, retain and empower talent in an increasingly competitive and borderless world. Watch Sadhguru speak on this powerful conclave along with glimpses of some of the speakers from previous years. Here is what some of our past participants had to say about the program: "I had a very high expectation before I came, but I think my expectation was just ten percent of what I received here." - Aditya Malhotra Director, Catalysts Biotechnologies Pvt. Ltd "Journey of a cynic to a believer. I'm going back with volumes of material in my mind. I think this has been one of the most significant programs that I have attended in a long time." - Narendra Kumar Sr. AVP - HR, Cholamandalam Investment & Finance Company Ltd Why you must attend: A novel initiative in human management, crafted by Sadhguru to help business leaders address their most pressing challenges 'maximising employee's potential' and 'engaging & retaining talent' - derived from an Isha Leadership Academy study of about 1500 CEOs and CXOs. Agenda designed to delve deeper into nuances of creating agile, high performing and joyful organizations. The participants will leave with concrete skills including the following: An approach towards deriving a purpose for the organization Ability to re-engineer HR processes using design thinking The ability to use the power of storytelling to engage, inspire and motivate employees, especially the millennials Exposure to different organization structures and how they impact performance A deeper look at creating an enabling culture An opportunity to connect with industry thought leaders, and develop a support group. The participant group is comprised of CEOs, CXOs & CHROs to uniquely combine business & HR perspectives. Access to technologies for inner wellbeing to create inspired and focused human beings. Creation of a transformation plan unique to you and your own organization with the assistance of the best minds in the industry as mentors. Special Offers Early bird offer: 9% discount valid until 30th April Business & HR head offer: 12% discount Alumni offer: 12% discount valid until 21st May For more details on these offers and program pricing please click here. Register Now We look forward to you joining us! Should you have further questions, please do not hesitate to call us at +91 83000 84888 or email leadership@ishainsight.org. Warm Regards, Isha Leadership Academy Team +91 83000 84888 ishaHRconclave.org leadership@ishainsight.org Connect with us

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Memories of your parents may have long-term health effects Your perceptions of your parents directly affects your physical health and wellness, according to new research. And regardless if they are true, you might be stuck with them for life. "There are things that happen to us in life that can alter our perceptions of the past, but it's not always the objective- or what actually happened - that really affects us," says lead author William Chopik, psychology professor at Michigan State University. "What really impacts adults is how we psychologically interpret things and create memories. In short: our memories of our childhood predicted health and depression even though they may not even be based in reality," Chopik says. Chopik's findings, which appear in Health Psychology, revealed that mere perceptions put mental and physical health on the line for decades to come. Your memories, Chopik explains, might be the key to lifelong health and happiness. More here Read TradeBriefs every day, for the top insights! Advertisers of the day Kellogg Executive Education: Kellogg's Senior Management Program | June 2019 | Enroll Now Wharton Business Analytics Team: Wharton's Business Analytics Program (Online) Our advertisers help fund the daily operations of TradeBriefs. We request you to accept our promotional emails. Get today's top stories here More Retail stories More Telecom stories More Finance stories More IT stories More Logistics stories More Construction stories More Marketing stories More Life stories Get today's top stories here

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