I was recently quoted in a New York Times Well Article, and I am dancing in my seat right now. Tune in to hear my thoughts on the experience, the comments that people have made about it, and 3 questions that you can ask yourself to see if you need more levity in your life.
- Am I taking this moment too seriously?
- Does this lift me up or pull me down?
- Do I welcome or resist opportunities to be silly?
Remember, humor can be a very powerful thing. It has the power to heal. It has the power to bring people together and bridge those gaps between people. But then, if you say something that offends, it has the power to crush careers.
About Dr. Heather Walker
For the last 15 years, Dr. Walker has dedicated her career to finding ways to help people thrive—personally and professionally. Which called her to help companies define, drive, and sustain their values. As an Industrial/Organizational Psychologist, she truly believes that we can accomplish more in business when our bonds are strong. With this in mind, she founded a people-focused consulting firm called Lead with Levity, to help leaders create magnetic cultures that employees love.
You are making an awesome contribution to organizations and organizational science, Dr. Walker!
Thanks Dr. Harvey! It all started with The Levity Effect!