A Day at the Seashore by Kathryn Jackson

I'm already traveling less, and now I'm reducing my hours. I'm still ENORMOUSLY committed to continuing my mission, but in a new form. I'm OK with that, because moving to Nelson is our ctr-alt-delete on life, and I'm a very precious human who has spent an entire career dedicated to inspiring more (mostly) good days.I've reached a point in my career when this rhythm appeals to me.

They could make adjustments to choices like health insurance vs life insurance depending on what was important to them, and could request new working options directly to their leader.įor me, it's simply not feasible to pack everything I love doing (and need to do) into four days a week it would stress me out beyond belief to attempt this - but every second Friday off for 100% me-time? Now you're talking.Īs a result, my workload is going to shift and I might not deliver work as quickly as you would like me to. In some roles it won't even be possible, for others it will simply condense their stress and it might even divide people into the 'have's' and 'have not's'.īack in the 90's when I was an HR Business Partner within the finance industry, our Best in Class (because we audited them regularly) cafeteria style benefits (UK) were perfectly suited to wellbeing, because teams could 'pick and mix' what was right for them at that time in their life, AND the business.Īll employees received an annual summary of their benefits, the value of their package and important summaries like absence and holiday data. I'm going all 90's and doing a nine-day fortnight.Īpplying the 4-day week as a blanket approach for ALL your people is just plain silly. I've always been one to do things a bit differently (where it makes sense) so I'm delighted to share that I am NOT working a 4-day week.

If you're keen to attend, or find out more about these workshops for your company please simply get in touch, and let's make a difference together - creating more wellbeing lifestyles in 2023!!! Your investment is just $150 for six workshops!!Īs a Health, Safety and Wellbeing advisor for a professional consultancy, a psychology graduate and an NZISM member she's ideally placed to be taking forward my ambitious workshop programme. The sessions will run from 7-8:30pm at The Aldersgate Centre, 39 Durham Street.

I have a facilitator in training who will be running workshops from 16 February for six weeks and she has just 4 places left on her programme. If you've started this year with a resolution for wellbeing and you're based in Canterbury, please connect immediately! Except sometimes we need a little bit of help to understand what to do in order to build wellbeing.or perhaps little bit of a nudge from fellow humans to support our journey towards a wellbeing lifestyle.CALLING CANTABRIANS!

A Day at the Seashore by Kathryn Jackson