Can Playfulness Be Stimulated? New Research Shows Promise
A recent study published in Applied Psychology: Health and Well-Being provides some exciting evidence that adult playfulness can be increased
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Free webinar: unlock innovation, engagement, and adaptability in your organisation
Are you ready to revolutionise your company culture and gain a competitive edge? Join us for an eye-opening webinar on The Playful Advantage!
“Understanding playfulness completely changed my perspective on workplace culture” – Sarah J., CEO
“Eye-opening. An aspect of business so overlooked, yet I now see is so fundamental.” – Michael T., HR Director
16th October 2024, 4pm (UK Time)
Duration: 60 minutes (45-minute presentation + 15-minute Q&A)
Platform: Google Meet (link will be emailed to you before the event)
In today’s rapidly changing business landscape, adaptability and innovation are key to success. Discover how cultivating a playful culture can be your secret weapon in:
✅ Boosting employee engagement and productivity
✅ Enhancing problem-solving and creative thinking
✅ Creating a more adaptive and change-ready organisation
✅ Attracting and retaining top talent
✅ Driving innovation and staying ahead of the competition
Chris Marshall Founder of the Playfulness Institute Behavioural Scientist, Futurist, and Consultant
Chris Marshall is a renowned expert in organisational behaviour and the author of the upcoming book “The Playful Advantage”. Chris brings a unique blend of scientific insight and practical business acumen to help you unlock the power of playfulness in your organisation.
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