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Jan 24, 2022 21 min

Ep037 - How language can create positive behavioral change

from Well Workplaces Hosted by Tom Bosna

"If you can change your mind, you can change your life". Who said that? You can thank William James for the wisdom on this one. He is the father of American Psychology and developer of the philosophical school of Pragmatism. And don't we all need to be pragmatic moving through the start of 2022?! I'm excited to chat with Dr. Natalie Flatt Ph.D on the topic of - How a mindset renovation can lead to positive behaviour change - How words and language can facilitate behaviour modification - The practical psychology and tips on how to create a growth mindset in a rapidly changing world We all have the capacity to change, grow, and develop in whatever we set our minds to do - we just have to believe it and be pragmatic. Connect with Dr Natalie Flatt and Connect Psych Services About Well Workplaces Well Workplaces is a movement by Pinnacle Health Group and our vision is for a world where workplaces lead and create healthier communities. Well Workplaces podcast has been designed to create genuine wellbeing conversations in the workplace and share expert knowledge in practical ways. Is your workplace fit for the hybrid workplace? Take the Thriving Workplace test today. Connect with Well Workplaces on Linkedin or Join the community for exclusive events here.

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