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Judy Ryan over 20 years, JUDY RYAN has been CEO of LifeWork Systems and a recognized thought leader on workplace culture transformation that impacts engagement and performance for exceptional outcomes. She is an award-winning Author, Columnist, System Developer, Consultant, Trainer, Keynote Speaker and is frequently interviewed on TV, radio, and podcasts. Since 2002, Judy has been leading innovative methods to favorably impact the most important aspect of any organization: its people. She has created a digital, scalable culture transformation system and implementation framework. Judy’s purpose is to create a world in which all people love their lives. One of her primary visions is to fulfill her purpose in partnership with like-minded, like-hearted, and innovative thought leaders and change agents worldwide.
People are your greatest asset.
Mental health and the lack thereof, are of primary concern today. The need for mental health providers and solutions are on the rise while the supply fails to meet the growing demand.
Challenged by poor behavior in others, at work, home, in school or in society? Tired of harshness AND permissiveness as the only conventional choices in reaction to it? Consider:
Did you hear what I meant to say? Experts say that 70% of what is said is misinterpreted and changed by the person on the receiving end, making it very important to know how to communicate clearly, concisely, and effectively.
People are your greatest asset.
Mental health and the lack thereof, are of primary concern today. The need for mental health providers and solutions are on the rise while the supply fails to meet the growing demand.
Challenged by poor behavior in others, at work, home, in school or in society? Tired of harshness AND permissiveness as the only conventional choices in reaction to it? Consider:
Did you hear what I meant to say? Experts say that 70% of what is said is misinterpreted and changed by the person on the receiving end, making it very important to know how to communicate clearly, concisely, and effectively.