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Sarah O’Connor: Keeping Work Human in the Age of AI
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Shawn Achor: The Power of Belief and the Hidden Architecture of Human Performance
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Gillian Sandstrom: How Talking to Strangers Boosts Well-Being and Leadership Impact
May 15, 2026In an era marked by remote work, digital convenience, and a documented 24% decline in everyday social interactions, many leaders are noticing a subtle but significant erosion of human connection — both in their personal lives and across…
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Julianne Holt-Lunstad: Connection Is the Most Powerful Tool Leaders Are Ignoring
May 1, 2026Leaders who care about employee well-being are facing a hidden challenge that most aren’t talking about enough: widespread disconnection. Julianne Holt-Lunstad, Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Brigham Young University and…
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Frank Giampietro: How EY’s Chief Well-Being Officer Drives Impact
April 17, 2026A photographic portrait of Julie Claeys When a global professional services firm decides that employee well-being deserves C-suite ownership — complete with metrics, guardrails, and consequences — it signals a major leap from perks to…

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