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WHE25: For Stronger Motivation, Promote Energy – Not Just Good Health | with Tom Rath

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Making the connection between better health decisions and daily energy levels does far more to change employee behavior than telling them about longer-term health consequences. Tom is a senior scientist and advisor to The Gallup Organization, where he helps people and organizations reach their potential.

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GC18: Game-Inspired Tactics to Engage Employees

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Examples mentioned: Keas (complete solution) JP Morgan (small steps) DTE Energy Expedition (low-tech) Resources Mentioned in This Episode Video: Foldit Co-creator Seth Cooper talks about the power of games to motivate action. Gamification is just one of many available engagement strategies: how do you know when to use it?

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114: How Wellbeing Boosts Employee Engagement and Profitability | with Doug Stover from Gallup

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Today we’ll discuss how your organization can improve your culture, employee engagement, and the bottom-line by taking a whole-person approach that allows employees to thrive across five universal elements of wellbeing: Purpose/Career: liking what you do each day and being motivated to achieve your goals Social: having supportive relationships and (..)

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WHE02: Wellness Communication & Education: Which Info & Messages Truly Help? | with Tom Rath

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One of the most common components of a workforce health strategy is wellness communication and education … messages and information to motivate and equip employees and their families to avoid or reduce health risks, improve wellbeing, and prevent the development of serious (and expensive) health problems.

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WHE22: How Wellbeing Engagement Trumps Wellness | with Doug Stover from Gallup

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Today we’ll discuss what’s wrong with the traditional approach to workplace wellness, and how your organization can improve health, employee engagement, and the bottom-line by taking a whole-person approach that allows employees to thrive across five universal elements of wellbeing: Purpose/Career: liking what you do each day and being motivated to (..)