The 5x Return on Organizational Wellbeing

 

What is “Organizational Wellbeing” and why is it important?

Organizational Wellbeing is the conscious action to promote individual self-care, communication, and business practices to foster a deeper sense of purpose for healthy growth, from individuals to whole business systems. And, according to new research, Organizational Wellbeing is good for business:

 
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What are the common signs of organizational distress?

  • Chronic stress, exhaustion, or burnout

  • Frequent tardiness absenteeism

  • Lack of motivation and productivity

  • Poor accountability and follow-through

  • Poor retention of employees and/or partners

  • Unhealthy levels of friction 

  • Unwelcoming team environment

 
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How do we help teams improve organizational wellbeing?

The JumpScale community of practitioners has diverse and complementary skill sets, from executive coaches to wholistic health experts, change management professionals, and so on. A JumpScale’s unique Methodology customizes a Wellbeing Team to suit the needs of each client. These teams may provide support through deliverables such as:

  • 1:1 coaching on an array of health and business areas

  • Ideation circles to serve the needs of a team or organization as a whole

  • Organizational wellbeing workshop session design 

  • State of wellbeing reports

  • Feedback systems

  • Action plans and strategy to support key organizational needs

Read profiles on a few of the many JumpScale Practitioners supporting teams in improving their organizational wellbeing:

Bonnie Coberly, Entrepreneur & Health Coach (CHC)

An executive health coach, breathwork practitioner, speaker, and consultant, Bonnie brings more than 15 years of experience as a health and wellness entrepreneur to JumpScale clients.


Nikki Silvestri, Entrepreneur, Coach, and Consultant

As an entrepreneur and serial non-profit Executive Director, Nikki has enabled thousands of leaders and hundreds of organizations to have more in-depth conversations around the intersection of ecology, economy, and social equity. 


Daniel Roth, Entrepreneur & Organizational Wellbeing Specialist

Over the last two decades, Daniel has launched over a dozen non-profit organizations, campaigns, and coalitions with wellbeing at their foundation.