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.
I scream…You scream
Let it rip!
Have you ever felt so frustrated, angry or some other intense emotion that you just wanted to scream? Or maybe you just couldn’t take it anymore and just opened your mouth and let out a good yell. Turns out a (safe) scream can be helpful.
Vocalizing your emotions can be a powerful, therapeutic verbal release, but societal norms tell us to stifle the impulse. Certainly, randomly (or not randomly) screaming atpeople isn’t necessarily the best idea. But letting out a good yell in a safe or solitary environment can eliminate some of your stress.
“Yelling might trigger some endorphins—a natural high…It’s really similar to a runner’s high. You’re getting the same effect in a different way.” – Dr. Peter Calafiura
So, if you’re feeling the need to let off some steam, give it a good yell. I give you permission but be sure to warn others who may be around you or grab a pillow.
Past Journals
Your Cheat Sheet for Engagement
Engagement is a term that is used quite often in the professional development world.
Simply defined, engagement is the emotional commitment a team member has for the business and its goals. It is a demonstration that they truly care about their work and the firm.
To Office or Not to Office?
A continuous struggle
How Would You Answer These 3 Questions?
A self-reflection moment
Try This Productivity Hack
And you get a reward
Burnout Bias
The stigma has an impact
Do More Than Treat the Symptoms
Fix the root cause
Stop Making It About “Where”
Focus on giving more autonomy
