The hottest Social connection Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Top Health & Wellness Topics
Make Work Better 125 implied HN points 18 May 23
  1. Feeling part of something is essential for workplace culture and mental health.
  2. Physical touch can enhance performance and well-being by creating a sense of connection.
  3. Bosses are concerned about declining worker productivity and are pushing for a return to the office, despite the changing landscape of office space demands.
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Granted 0 implied HN points 02 May 20
  1. During a crisis, it's important for leaders to act swiftly, communicate openly, take responsibility for past mistakes, and make adjustments for the future.
  2. Helping others can reduce stress by making us feel valued and capable, and discussing someone else's problems can provide wisdom and motivation to tackle our own challenges.
  3. Dabbling in various areas before focusing on a specific skill can sometimes lead to greater success than specializing early, as diversity can bring unique strengths.
Life Coaching Curriculum & Soft Skills for Leadership 0 implied HN points 10 Feb 24
  1. Meaningful social relationships are crucial for personal happiness and self-care, leading to reduced stress and increased emotional well-being.
  2. Enhance the quality of your connections by engaging in activities you love, joining communities, and being open, approachable, and vulnerable.
  3. Fostering diversity in your social interactions, setting boundaries, and reflecting on your relationships regularly contribute significantly to your overall well-being.
Are You Okay? 0 implied HN points 02 Nov 20
  1. Physical activity boosts mood by increasing serotonin, dopamine, and lowering stress hormones. Plan daily exercise to prioritize mental health.
  2. Taking mental breaks from screens and technology is crucial for reducing stress, fostering creativity, and enhancing mood.
  3. Consider purchasing a light box to mimic outdoor light, which may help alleviate symptoms of seasonal affective disorder. Reach out to a therapist if you need added support.