Nick Payne talks about: Self-Awareness, everyday tips to supporting people’s mental health at work
At June’s First Thursday Wellbeing Hour Nick Payne, On Sales Trade Director at Budweiser Budvar UK Ltd, wowed us with his straight forward approach to self-awareness.
Here’s just one example for you: Ask someone you work with – preferably not your best buddy – for feedback. We can learn a lot from these simple questions:
What should I … stop doing?
… start doing?
… continue doing?
A stimulating presentation and though-provoking discussions, big thanks Nick!
You can listen to the podcast #05 here.
Join us in July for the next First Thursday Wellbeing Hour with Paul Douglas, VP of Volvo Rigid Haulers & MD of Terex Trucks, who’ll be talking about:
Striking the Balance – supporting the wellbeing of on site & remote teams
1st July 12 – 1pm
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