Finding it harder to recharge or relax, even on vacation? Join us in an exclusive virtual event to learn how just 5 minutes can help you overcome stress and live a happy life.
Event Details
Year end is often a great time to reflect, celebrate, and set intentions. But even the most well-made plans for the new year can fall to the wayside in a few short months— sometimes weeks. If this sounds like you, you're not alone. Despite the millennia of evolution, our brains are still not automatically hardwired for happiness.
The good news? We can rewire our brains.
Join us for an exclusive* virtual event featuring Ashish Kothari, MBA '02 to learn more and discover how 5-minute practices can move you beyond stress, anxiety, burnout, and the constant busyness of the modern life.
Why does Happiness matter? You're likley already in tune with the importance of happiness for yourself. Here are some interesting stats about how happiness impacts organizations: an Increase in Profitability by 21%, Productivity by 12%-31%, Creativity 3X, and Employee turnover decreases by 65%.
*Attendees will receive complimentary access to the Masterclass.
Speaker Profiles
Ashish Kothari (Speaker) '02
Founder, Happiness Squad
https://happinesssquad.com/
Ashish Kothari is an executive coach, author and founder of Happiness Squad, a company focused on helping individuals and organizations unleash the power of happiness and well-being to achieve their full potential.
Prior to starting Happiness Squad, Ashish spent over 17 years at McKinsey and Co, a premier management consulting firm, where he developed and co-led the adaptability and resilience offering for McKinsey. During his time there, he supported thousands of leaders and their organizations succeed through increasing their effectiveness, re-energizing organizations, building more human centric cultures, and building new mindsets and capabilities at scale.
Ashish is a Newfield-certified ontological coach trained to help leaders overcome obstacles through the use of language, mood, and somatics to shift how they observe the world. He also has a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) with a specialization in Organizational Behavior from Chicago Booth and a Bachelors and Masters degree in Chemical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, India.