The Journal

Productivity grows with rest, imagination

Here’s yet another reason to enjoy the long Easter weekend: research reveals rest is good for us. It even boosts our productivity. Like imagination, it gifts us a break from the ‘real’ world and when we return to our everyday, we might be rejuvenated, better able to find novel solutions to those challenging problems.

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HR, teambuilding, innovation, business, wellbeing Dawn Adams HR, teambuilding, innovation, business, wellbeing Dawn Adams

Imagination to address Employee Hierarchy of Needs

How do you retain staff; a new idea has emerged from author Shep Hyken. In Forbes magazine, he outlines an Employee Hierarchy of Needs, his own creation inspired from Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. The two areas where fostering an imagination can help are at the top of the pyramid. Growth and fulfilment.

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A new strategy needed to address wellbeing

More evidence this week that enhancing and growing mental health resilience requires new strategies. Allianz Australia is calling for a workplace realignment as cost of living, burnout and fatigue are increasingly impacting all four generations now working together.

Imagination Session® is a new strategy designed to build resilience as we reconnect with our imaginations to touch laughter, joy, optimism and hope.

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In demand skills learnt through imagination

The most sought after skills in the workplace can be developed by nurturing your imagination. I’m talking about analytical and creative thinking, named as the two top skills in demand by the World Economic Forum’s 2023 Future of Jobs Report.

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