#004 - Ryan Hopkins - Why Is Wellbeing At Work So Low?

An episode of the Thinking Class podcast, hosted by John Gillam, titled "#004 - Ryan Hopkins - Why Is Wellbeing At Work So Low?" was published on December 8, 2023 and runs 52 minutes.

December 8, 2023 ·52m · Thinking Class

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Ryan Hopkins is Chief Impact Officer at JAAQ, author of '52 weeks of wellbeing: a no nonsense guide to a fulfilling work life' - published 03/01/24. Before joining Jaaq, Ryan led the Future of Wellbeing at Deloitte. He's a LinkedIn Top Voice for Work Life Balance, host of the Audacious Goals Club and Creator of Toilet Break Wellbeing. Ryan is also a TEDx Speaker - Shoreditch. Expect to hear about the impact of discovering philosophy in our lives, why business leaders need to read philo...

Episode Description

Ryan Hopkins is Chief Impact Officer at JAAQ, author of '52 weeks of wellbeing: a no nonsense guide to a fulfilling work life' - published 03/01/24. Before joining Jaaq, Ryan led the Future of Wellbeing at Deloitte. He's a LinkedIn Top Voice for Work Life Balance, host of the Audacious Goals Club and Creator of Toilet Break Wellbeing. Ryan is also a TEDx Speaker - Shoreditch.

Expect to hear about the impact of discovering philosophy in our lives, why business leaders need to read philosophy, the common reasons cited for a lack of wellbeing at work, the wellbeing crisis as a spiritual crisis and so much more.

Enjoy the show, classmates.

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Instagram/TikTok- @futureofwellbeing

LinkedIn - Ryan Hopkins | LinkedIn

Want is the Acid - by Paul Kingsnorth (substack.com)

Enchiridion: Amazon.co.uk: Epictetus, Long, George: 9781548647797: Books

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