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Vicki Shillington
Chief Happiness Officer | Exec Coach | Talent and Organization Development Exec | MSc in Positive Psychology
Vicki Shillington is the Chief Happiness Officer and Culture Shifter at ThinqShift, where she leverages over 25 years of experience in business leadership, technology, and organizational development. Her role focuses on enhancing organizational effectiveness and driving digital transformation, all while promoting a culture of happiness and productivity within teams.124
At ThinqShift, Vicki is known for her ability to orchestrate results that align with both business objectives and employee well-being, making her a key figure in fostering a positive workplace culture. She has worked with a diverse range of clients, from startups to large corporations, to implement strategies that balance performance with employee satisfaction.13
Highlights
Join us for Episode 5 - Keeping Perspective: "How much do we really need?"
Summary
In this lighter, more humorous episode, we’re focusing on how to keep perspective starting with Vicki taking a once-in-a-lifetime perspective-changing trip … including the makeshift toilet! We look at what we actually need regardless of the daily clamor of the media and the busyness of our daily responsibilities all the while trying not to be influenced by those around us and what they are buying, what schools their kids are going to, and where they are traveling this year.
In this episode
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What changing your environment, even slightly, does for your perspective.
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What we actually need goes back to our 4 basic needs.
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Considerations to keep perspective even when the world around seems to be going mad.
Until next time, Be Fabulous!
Join us for Episode 4 - Entrepreneurship - Is it what it’s cracked up to be? The light and dark sides explored.
Summary
Entrepreneurship. For many, it sounds like a dream. Having a greater impact in the world. Pursuing our passion. Building something from scratch. Being our own boss and having autonomy with the increased flexibility of creating our schedules. Not having to deal with office politics, unnecessary meetings, performance reviews and other administrative tasks that feel like a waste of time. Given all that, who wouldn’t want to be an entrepreneur?
In this episode
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The dark side of entrepreneurship
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The phenomena of “wannapreneur”
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Considerations to decide if you’re all in
Until next time, Be Fabulous!
