Joy Journal
Every Friday, you can receive the Joy Journal, which will give you information, inspiration and tips that you can use in your pursuit for joy.
A Time to Cherish Family
A Holiday Season of Hugs
In the US, it is the day after Thanksgiving. Hopefully, you’ve filled your bellies with your favorite holiday foods and your hearts with precious moments with family. I, too, share that experience with you as we had a wonderful day with immediate family.

But, the country is in the throes of yet another COVID wave. So much so that they will likely not be able to blend households for Christmas, even immediate family, and our long-planned trip to see them is cancelled. Yes, we were, thankfully, able to see them this summer but 7 days in 2 years is not enough.
This holiday season can be exceptionally hard when we’re missing someone who has always helped to make it special. If you are able to spend time with your loved ones this holiday season, hug them a little tighter. Hug them for everyone who wishes they could be with their loved ones, and remember to give a little extra kindness and understanding to everyone this holiday season. Kindness and understanding are like hugs that we can always give each other – even from a safe social distance.
Past Journals
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The collateral damage of an ASAP culture
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Making sure employees are engaged in their work and jobs is one of the most effective ways to boost productivity, morality, and thus, revenue.
The Joychiever Guide to Employee Engagement Strategies
Learn how to create engaged employees with employee engagement strategies to uplift your business.
How you end your workday curbs workaholism
Be intentional with daily separation
Employee Engagement Ideas to Keep Workers Connected
Fun activities for employee engagement don’t have to be super complicated. Learn more about creative ways to engage your employees.
5 ways managers may be fostering low engagement
Everyday behaviors are the culprits
