A Culture Of Gratitude: Defining Happiness
As with all goal-setting, the clearer the picture, the more likely you will succeed. Take the time to understand what happiness means in your organization, industry, and area of the world.
This alone can put a damper on the “Great Resignation” or “Great Discontent.”
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