Juliana Withers

What You Missed in November

In November, the Truvelop team focused on the relationship between gratitude, resilience, and commitment. When employees regularly practice gratitude, they benefit from increases in mental health, declines in blood pressure, and feel a stronger connection to their environment. When managers take the time to encourage gratitude in the workplace, they can create greater investment from their teams, while also helping them to become more resilient and committed to the path forward. 

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Giving Thanks to Give It Your All

In November’s Lunch and Learn, the Truvelop Team explored the power of gratitude and how it can improve physical and mental health, strengthen relationships, and decrease stress. We also highlight some examples of how Managers can express gratitude to their team, to their organization, and to themselves.

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Build Resilience with Gratitude

As a Manager, you are the first line of defense against turnover.  By supporting your team, investing time into their experience, and showing that you care about their wellbeing, you’re keeping the human element in their development and strengthening their resilience.  By taking the time to listen and celebrate their growth and wins, you can ensure your employee has feelings of pride, gratitude, and empowerment.

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Renew Year-End Purpose

As a leader, you team looks to you for guidance. When they see a leader who is inspired, motivated, and bought-in to the organization’s mission, employees are more likely to feel committed as well. By leading with purpose, you can authentically motivate and engage your team to perform at their full potential. 

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