Could kindness by the key to better work?
Kindness isn’t a fluffy nice-to-have. It’s a powerful force for good that makes everything better – from our daily choices to our friendships, organisations and wider culture.
At this special event, author and entrepreneur Graham Allcott will share how you can make kindness the foundation for a more rewarding life at work and beyond. He’ll explain how kindness and empathy are 21st century superpowers and how we can transform our workplaces to encourage them.
Kindness may not make headlines, but it turns out to be vital. It builds trust and psychological safety, bringing big benefits for our creativity, decision-making and more. Drawing on psychology, neuroscience and business research, Graham will share how we can build more positive work cultures, including the ‘Eight Principles of Kindfulness at Work’, plus how to bust myths and convince cynical colleagues.
This event will help you be more “kindful” yourself and make a stronger case for prioritising kindness. This is the dose of warmth and sanity we need right now. You’ll learn practical advice to reshape your daily life – so you and those around you can really thrive.
The event will take place on Zoom at 7pm London time .
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About The Speaker
Graham Allcott is a best-selling author, speaker, social entrepreneur and the original ‘productivity ninja’. He founded Think Productive to transform stuffy time management training courses into something more practical, human and fun. He is author of multiple books, including How to be a Productivity Ninja. He is also a keynote speaker on productivity and kindness at work and host of the Beyond Busy podcast. As a passionate social entrepreneur, Graham’s previous roles include founding chairman of READ International, Chief Executive of Student Volunteering England and an adviser to the UK government on youth volunteering. He is a trustee of youth homeless charity, Centrepoint. Graham’s latest book is Kind: The quiet power of kindness at work.
The event will be hosted by Dr Mark Williamson from Action for Happiness.
