Mental Health LIVE on Stress, Burnout, Compassion Fatigue
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Mental Health LIVE on Stress, Burnout, Compassion Fatigue
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I'm a pretty positive guy. I actively practice positivity and this builds resilience. But today, just today, I have to share one of my peeves, if that's ok. Most people I meet intellectually know and agree that mental health at work is important and vital to get good results. But the thing that frustrates me and annoys me the most, my main peeve about workplace mental health, is that I have to 'convince' people to actually take action and do something about it.