Laurie Ruettimann
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Pre-Mortem Assessments of Life
Laurie Ruettimann
MARCH 3, 2016
Yikes, it’s an uncomfortable question and a delicate mental exercise. I don’t expect you to like it. I’m not interested in doing a post-mortem on projects, policies or relationships. In theory, it makes sense to take stock of an event when it’s over. It sounds healthy to compile a list of “lessons learned.” Not much. Duh.). Life is sticky. Take a second.
Creativity Comes From Daily Effort
Laurie Ruettimann
FEBRUARY 15, 2016
When I arrived in OBX, I spent time on two exercises: I listed qualities about myself that are genuine and self-affirming, and then I spent some time thinking about my barriers to creativity. Get over your distaste of hippie-dippie team building exercises and write down a few qualities about yourself that are genuine and self-affirming. That’s all pretty good. Start small.
Overcome Barriers to Creativity
Laurie Ruettimann
FEBRUARY 16, 2016
And how often have you committed to a daily activity such as exercise or reading only to fail on day two? Yesterday, I wrote about making a daily commitment to creativity. I’m not dumb. Doing anything every day is tough. Just ask your kids. How often do you nag them to brush their teeth and make their beds? And you don’t have 21 days. Let’s not beat around the bush. Dammit!
Lung Cancer
Laurie Ruettimann
FEBRUARY 22, 2016
She exercised, ate healthy foods, went through chemo, spent time with her family, and continued working at her job. I have a childhood friend who endured stage IV lung cancer. Well, endured is not the right word. She was young and healthy. She took care of her body and was physically active. And now she’s gone. It was surreal. Cancer? How the hell does she have lung cancer?
Move Beyond Learning to Applying: A Modern Management Development Program
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Staying Productive After 3 P.M., Quiet In The Office, Company Culture Through Physical Exercise And Creating A Leadership Circle #FridayFinds
Get Hppy
JUNE 24, 2016
How This Tech Startup Built a Company Culture Through Physical Exercise. Quiet In The Office, Company Culture Through Physical Exercise And Creating A Leadership Circle #FridayFinds appeared first on Hppy. Hello and welcome to a new edition of #FridayFinds – this week’s most popular articles on workplace, HR and employee engagement. Six Ways To Stay Productive After 3 P.M.
Finding the Balance Between Work and Exercise
OmegaHR Solutions
JANUARY 26, 2016
Exercise can make employees more productive. After a long day at work, it’s difficult to find time and motivation for exercise. Exercise is a great stress reliever. If you’re a morning person, prepare your exercise essentials the night before and don’t hesitate when that alarm rings in the morning. Maximize Your Exercise Time.
7 Fun and Engaging Change Management Exercises
WalkMe Change
JANUARY 12, 2015
One simple and effective technique is the use of change management exercises. These exercises are designed to help employees understand their emotional reaction to change and to aid them in developing a more positive attitude toward the change process. Here are seven fun and engaging change management exercises. This exercise is quick and easy, but it still delivers results. The exercise helps to point out that just because something is accepted, that does not mean it is the best or only way of doing something. Cross Your Arms. Alien for Dinner. Change Places.
7 Reasons HR should promote exercise
cipHR
SEPTEMBER 15, 2016
Encouraging your employees to exercise isn't simply about keeping them fit and healthy, there are also a number of other benefits, both for the employee and you as the employer. 1. Nature's Encouraging exercise that can be achieved outdoors, such as cycling, running or competitive sports, will help your employees to harness the positive effects of nature on their wellbeing. Roger S.
How Succession Planning is Like Exercising
Halogen Talent Managment
NOVEMBER 4, 2015
The research is clear – we all know exercise is important and contributes to both immediate and long-term wellness. Yet how many of us still skip the gym? The same is true for succession planning. While the organizational benefits are clear, a new survey report released by HR Daily Advisor Research found almost half of organizations don’t have a plan for dealing with vacancies
The Art of Exercising Without Exercising: Adding Physical Activity to Your Daily Tasks
Viverae
SEPTEMBER 6, 2016
Bruce Lee may have mastered the art of fighting without fighting , but with these tips, you can become a master of exercising without exercising. Walking is a great way to get in a quick bit of exercise. Trust me, that heart-pumping exercise is a perfect way to start the day with energy and enthusiasm. Exercise doesn’t have to mean running on a treadmill for hours or lifting hundreds of pounds over your head. Exercise is anything that elevates your heart rate and gets your body moving. The human body literally burns calories for a living. Take a Stand.
3 Benefits Employees (and their Companies) Gain from Exercise
BambooHR
FEBRUARY 20, 2015
The post 3 Benefits Employees (and their Companies) Gain from Exercise appeared first on BambooHR Blog. General HR creativity employees energy exercise HR human resources perspective productivity walking wellness program workplace conflict workplace wellness It feels like autumn is still going strong. My walking buddy and I have never had to stop our our nightly walks. The […].
Every Decision Is Not a Consensus Building Exercise
HR Bartender
MAY 10, 2016
The post Every Decision Is Not a Consensus Building Exercise appeared first on hr bartender. Check out their white paper “3 Ways to Tell if Your Company needs Leadership Training.” […] The post Every Decision Is Not a Consensus Building Exercise appeared first on hr bartender. ITM Group has been named one of the top small businesses in South Florida. Enjoy the post!). EPIC FAIL.
5 Team Building Exercises and How You Can Learn From Them
ClearCompany HRM
FEBRUARY 13, 2015
Team building is one of those aspects of work culture most find difficult to define. How do you rate the cooperation different employees display with each other? Is the failure of a team to perform the result of poor individual participation, a lack of chemistry between members, or bad direction? Performance Management Performance Management System Team Building
Exercise: Miracle Gro for the brain – take it up now
HR Zone
MAY 24, 2016
Exercise: Miracle Gro for the brain People.
Here's A Free Change/Innovation Exercise to Use With Your Managers
The HR Capitalist
AUGUST 22, 2016
Here's a free exercise from the training. You can run the exercise below referencing a technology change at your company (which almost everyone has had, right?) or use change that is very specific to your company - your products, services, etc. I've been working on a new training program for managers of people at Kinetix - on Change Management. It's part of the BOSS Training series.
Learning How To Integrate Exercise Into Your Work Life
HR Bartender
MARCH 3, 2016
You guys know I work from home so it probably won’t come as a surprise that I’m constantly looking for ways to exercise and stay active. I go to Pilates a couple times a week and I have a treadmill desk at home. The post Learning How To Integrate Exercise Into Your Work Life appeared first on hr bartender. Seems unproductive to spend 5 or 10 minutes using the treadmill.
[Infographic] Exercise and Improving Productivity in the Workplace
Paychex
SEPTEMBER 15, 2015
What's an effective way to improve employee productivity? Evidence shows that encouraging physical activity can have a positive affect. Here's how
Team Building Exercises That Won’t Cause Eye Rolls
TalentCulture
NOVEMBER 3, 2016
We’ve all “been there and done that.” I am referring to those team building exercises that leaders come up with that are supposed to result in comradery and bonding. This exercise is done in pairs. There are many books on the market now with new and unique angles on team-building exercises. The concept is a good one. Have an Airband Battle. Divide people into groups of three.
Infrogaphic Thursday: Exercise and Improving Productivity in the Workplace
Something Different
SEPTEMBER 17, 2015
This has been a really hectic week for me, and I’ve put several other things on the backburner (including this blog) to juggle all of the balls in the air! This makes today’s infographic particularly timely. It’s always a good idea to make time to workout throughout the week. To Happy Thursday, Rory.
Five Ways to Encourage Exercise in the Workplace
Viverae
JUNE 28, 2016
You don’t have to be a professional athlete or a personal trainer to understand the value of exercise. That may be true, but getting routine exercise and enjoying an active lifestyle can make a big difference, especially when it comes to productivity at work. Studies routinely point out that exercise can increase brain activity and improve performance , among other mental and physical benefits. But how can you encourage your employees to get more exercise without derailing their productivity? Don’t take it from me. This can really pay off during work hours. Feature
4 Employee Engagement Exercises, Adapted from Super Bowl XLIX Volunteer Training
Terryberry
JANUARY 28, 2015
Another exercise was to have everyone put their left hand over their eyes and point to the north with their right. The post 4 Employee Engagement Exercises, Adapted from Super Bowl XLIX Volunteer Training appeared first on. by Bev Washichek. attended an NFL “Fans First Training” for the Super Bowl volunteers at the Phx Coliseum last week. What are we doing to make that happen?
Team Building Exercises Aren't Just for Fun—They're Critical to Employee Engagement
Cornerstone On Demand
JULY 25, 2016
Companies and employees are increasingly focused on finding a healthy work-life balance, but that doesn't mean the two need to be entirely separated. We spend the majority of our days in the workplace—which means we spend a majority of our days with our coworkers, and it turns out, we're happier if these coworkers are our friends, too
Hansei and 6 Pitfalls to Avoid in Reflective Exercises
QAspire
APRIL 14, 2013
Hansei ( meaning self-reflection) is an important part of Japanese culture – an exercise undertaken to look at past mistakes, outline the lessons and pledge to act on those lessons. It is not just an intellectual exercise but also an emotional one. As a facilitator of a reflective exercise, help them outline solutions by asking open-ended questions. Photograph By: Tanmay Vora.
5 reasons why your team needs to exercise your “Right to a daily dose of humor” at work
Zoho People
JUNE 2, 2016
#1: Humor lightens the atmosphere. It takes courage to admit your mistakes, and humor makes it easier to own up to your blunders. In fact, many companies acknowledge the importance of infusing humor into everyday work practices. Appster, one of the leading app development agencies, funds outings for employees to boost their morale. Something so mundane, yet so extraordinary. .
Have Stressed Employees? Try Workplace Yoga!
BambooHR
FEBRUARY 6, 2015
General HR productivity employees exercise focus human resources stress yoga Lots of people say work causes them stress. In fact, 71 percent of employees claim the workplace is a big source of stress for them. So even if your company is a great place to work and your people love what they’re doing, big projects have to get done and sometimes things go wrong. Whether […].
The Scars Inside You (2015 edition)
NoExcusesHR
DECEMBER 28, 2015
New You The other theme of this week will be the promises to do all things better: - work - exercise - eat clean(er) - focus on 'what's important' In some ways all of the New You talk is another version of what didn't go well the previous year; hence, our plan to fix everything about ourselves. 2015 2016 eat clean exercise human resources priorities resolutions scars self-esteem work
Over and Out
NoExcusesHR
OCTOBER 19, 2015
But recognition of the impact, as well as some quick fixes such as various forms of exercise, mediation or if problems persist a consultation with a health professional, can provide some relief and get us back on track. career exercise fitness human resources leadership signs stress stress management symptoms triggersI've had enough.this is not worth it."
Toxic Sleep
NoExcusesHR
OCTOBER 27, 2014
My brain knew the right answer, but I did not fully realize the powerful difference eating clean and regular exercise would make in my life. hrfitcrew apps exercise fitbit fitness health human resources leadership mental health myfitnesspal P90X peace stress wellness workout I''ve spent years working out.and stopping.then starting again. It''s not an uncommon cycle for many of us.
4 ways to practice healthier habits around the office
Ceridian
AUGUST 5, 2015
Uncategorized Ceridian LifeWorks corporate health corporate wellness employee health exercise healthy habits stress Wellness ProgramGiven that part of the job in human resources is to maximize the bottom line of the organization, many HR professionals tackle this objective by focusing primarily on corporate health and wellness. The thinking here is fairly simple – if you can build a staff that’s healthier, they’re likely to be more productive each day, […].
Exercising Leadership: A World of Starfish, Corporate Life and Span of Control
HR Gazette
MARCH 11, 2016
The post Exercising Leadership: A World of Starfish, Corporate Life and Span of Control appeared first on The HR Gazette. Most likely you have heard the Starfish Thrower. This is a parable built around the story of a grandfather and a boy walking along the beach. In the parable, the boy notices his grandfather stopping to occasionally toss a starfish back into the sea. The boy asks the Grandfather why he does this since there is no way to throw all the starfish back. The Grandfather replies that it matters to the starfish he actually does throw back. With good work/life balance.
10 Leadership Books for Your Summer Reading List
DDI's Talent Management Intelligence
JUNE 7, 2016
Exercise your mind this summer with these leadership book recommendations from DDI
Learning How To Integrate Exercise Into Your Work Life
HR Bartender
MARCH 3, 2016
You guys know I work from home so it probably won’t come as a surprise that I’m constantly looking for ways to exercise and stay active. I go to Pilates a couple times a week and I have a treadmill desk at home. The post Learning How To Integrate Exercise Into Your Work Life appeared first on hr bartender. Seems unproductive to spend 5 or 10 minutes using the treadmill.
7 Fun and Engaging Change Management Exercises
WalkMe Change
JANUARY 12, 2015
One simple and effective technique is the use of change management exercises. These exercises are designed to help employees understand their emotional reaction to change and to aid them in developing a more positive attitude toward the change process. Here are seven fun and engaging change management exercises. This exercise is quick and easy, but it still delivers results.
Your Absolute Best - #HealthcareHR
NoExcusesHR
JANUARY 7, 2013
Little or no exercise, bad nutritional choices (you can''t hide your "comfort food decisions") combined with a stressful workplace are. This isn''t another post about the importance of eating well and exercising because they are both good for you. Start slow, adjust, and by all means stop rewarding yourself with food - you are not a dog" Train Exercising is one of the hardest transitions for most people. It is much easier if you have a friend or coworker who is also exercising. HealthcareHR diet exercise fuel human resources leadership mental health patients stress
Headbanger
NoExcusesHR
SEPTEMBER 2, 2014
Exercise has become such an important part of my mental health that I can not go more than a day without it. HRMusicshare calendar connections derailer exercise fitness headbanger human resources music network stress support workout Wunderlist As you look at your task list or calendar each day, what goes through your mind? What emotion hits first? It''s powerful. It''s important.
The Post-it Challenge: Finding Your True Purpose [video]
Linkage
FEBRUARY 25, 2016
Today, we’re sharing words of wisdom and a simple exercise from top executive coach Richard Leider. Richard Richard is widely recognized for his work helping 100,000 leaders from more than 50 corporations discover the power of purpose. Last fall, he helped our 650 Global Institute for Leadership Development ® participants tackle big questions like: “Why lead?” Enjoy—Ed.
Warning Sign
True Faith HR
APRIL 23, 2012
As important, if not more, is exercise. According to Gretchen Reynolds, in the April 18 New York Times , exercise helps to enhance creative thinking: Last year a team of researchers led by Justin S. Animals that exercised, whether or not they had any other enrichments in their cages, had healthier brains and performed significantly better on cognitive tests than the other mice.
5 Ways to Be Mentally and Physically Alert for Your Interview
Blogging 4 Jobs
AUGUST 24, 2016
Exercise. Exercising is one of the easiest ways to wake yourself up and increase your alertness. Doing some quick exercises boosts blood flow to your brain, increases hormones associated with wakefulness and increases brain electrical activity. . There are many different ways you can get some exercise in the morning before your interview. Do 100 pushups. Drink Water.





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