Workshop: Happiness at Work

Finding Pleasure and Purpose in Everyday Life

By Andy Whittle

Brussels: 13 December 2017

Nearly everyone Andy Whittle knows has at some point wished for a better work life balance and also expected to be happier at work.  Sometimes this is due to the workloads they are often saddled with owing to staffing levels, or it is simply because that is what expected of them.

There must be ways of being happier at work other than attending yet another yoga class or mindfulness session!

Indeed there are ways to make both work life and home life happier and therefore healthier. A happier workforce means less absenteeism, more productivity and better collaboration. It also means a stronger immune system, happier people live longer and are more positive and nicer to be around.

How is this possible you may ask? What can we do?

Come along to this workshop to find out.

Andy, a Happiness expert, will take you through some simple steps to make your life easier and happier.

About Andy

Andy is a well known trainer, facilitator and host, he has studied happiness for years and has given many different workshops on the subject. This workshop, however, will concentrate on things people can do to make life at work that much bearable.

Andy is also the co-founder and co-host of the Brussels Imagination Club

Practical Information

When? Wednesday, 13 December 2017 from 18h45-21h00

Where? Timesmore Boulevard St Michel 47, 1040 Brussels

Public transport: Metro: Montgomery; Tram: Boileau

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How much? A contribution of €12 to cover expenses including materials, drinks, snacks, etc.

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Want to come?

Please reply to your invitation e-mail or follow this link to sign up for for this workshop.

Participants

1. Jeffrey B
2. Andy W
3. Carolyn M
4. Molly K
5. Frans N
   
   
6. Sascha S **
7. Kristel D **
8. Silje O **
9. Meghan K **
10. Alexander H **
11. Maya M **

 

Notes

* Registered on Facebook

** Registered as "Interested" on Facebook which, in practice, means they probably won't come. But we appreciate their enthusiasm and support nonetheless.

 

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