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Phil is here to help you through your loneliness and get the

soul-nourishing connection you need and deserve

Creating Connected Workplaces - workplace loneliness - loneliness - connection - safe workplaces - inclusion - human connection - The Loneliness Guy - Phil McAuliffe

creating connected
workplaces

Of course you want the humans within your workplace to thrive.

 

After all, much time, effort and money has been invested in them.

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You need your workplace to be a space in which humans feel psychologically safe and able to contribute their skills, wisdom and expertise.

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You want something beyond offering yoga classes and pizza lunches. You're ready to get real. ​

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We've heard you.​

 

We've developed creating connected workplaces: a program that informs and inspires workplaces to create environments in which all humans feel seen, heard and that they belong.

 

Humans who feel connected in their workplaces are more productive, resilient and are engaged.​

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We're here to start and then leads meaningful conversations that connect the humans in your diplomatic workplace.​

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Pizza and yoga is good, but genuine connection is best.

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You and the humans in your workplace are worthy of that.

creating connected workplaces

creating connected workplaces is a bespoke program that we develop together with you. We do this because every workplace is different and has different needs.

 

creating connected workplaces is provided out of the HUMANS:CONNECTING site.

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Information, including:

  • how we make the program happen in your workplace;

  • previous experience; and

  • testimonials;

is there.

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Recognising First Nations peoples and cultures is important to us.
We acknowledge the First Nations people as the traditional custodians of the lands upon which we work and live. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and connections to land, water and community. We pay respect to the Elders of the Ngunnawal, Turrbal, Kulin and Gadigal Nations past and present. Always was, always will be.

We acknowledge Māori as tangata whenua and Treaty of Waitangi partners in Aotearoa New Zealand. We pay respects to Māori as the mana whenua of Aotearoa New Zealand.

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