I’ve recently become more interested in the topic myself and was looking for resources to complement my current course. This practical, hands-on book will help you understand, experience and put into practice skills and strategies to improve and sustain your wellbeing so that you can thrive throughout your time at university.

And like the sign on the beach, they are all dangers that we have been warned about but have chosen to ignore or downplay. The day will commence with a keynote address from renowned speaker, Dr Wayne Visser – Fellow of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership. As well as being valuable to those embarking on their doctoral journey, the book’s stimulating activities would be very supportive to those reflecting at a later stage or preparing for viva examination. Thriving … inspires hope to regenerate our planet before it is too late—not based on blind faith but based on a dazzling myriad of insights, data, testimonies, cases, role models, and stories of real heroes.

He has been recognized by Trust Across America as one of the world’s top 100 thought leaders in trustworthy business and named a top-100 sustainability leader by ABC Carbon.

It’s as if we are speeding toward a cliff at 100 miles an hour, and instead of hitting the brakes and making a U-turn, we are stepping on the accelerator with no apparent intention of deviating from our suicidal course. Visser is hopeful that, with social adaptation and lessons learned through the Covid-19 pandemic, the rapid pace of developing and scaling up “synnovations” will lead to a revolutionary “systems flip. It argues that shifting away from “quarterly capitalism’s” emphasis on short-term gains for shareholders to longer-term benefits for other stakeholders—including the ecosphere—is simply better for business overall. Thriving offers advice and inspiration for living your best life, illustrated in vibrant color by beloved artist Bodil Jane.Rachael Cayley has distilled her expertise as an editor, professor, and blogger to share much needed insights about the realities and pleasures of writing in academe. My own conclusion is that we are at one of those great civilizational inflection points that comes perhaps once in a lifetime. Worth reading for the impact this guy had on corporate life for so long and learning about the power of stories in the real world not just hollywood. The resulting “Career Choice and the Accompanying Partner Surrvey Report”, was nominated for an Expatriate Mobility Management Award (EMMA) in 2012 by the Forum for Expatriate Management.

I hope and expect that our future selves and the next generation will look back on the Regenerative Twenties and the Thriving Thirties as a celebration of the insight, inspiration and intent gained from Wayne Visser’s book, Thriving. Rather this is for the serious business leader who can handle the challenges of dancing with traumatic changes in the way major companies do business-emerging markets, cheap foreign labor, trade deficits, niche markets. A renowned doula shares powerful lessons on healing and thriving through the murky seasons of life in this moving, intimate guide to deeper self-awareness and radical joy. INSPIRING AND ACCESSIBLE: This book teaches you how to be the best version of yourself while also practicing self-care and self-acceptance. Besides the greed, corruption and crime on ugly display, the systemic racism underlying all of the injustices was breathtakingly pervasive.He skillfully lays out a coherent framework for regeneration, illustrated with countless examples of innovative solutions, at the levels of ecosystems, societies, economies, and organizations. When you’re in a more positive space, you’re not only happier, you’re more motivated, energised and excited to take on a new challenge. I am adding this book to my personal “reference” library and highly recommend for families and service providers alike. With enough scientific theory and knowledge for you to understand why it works, our focus is on practical activities that will make a difference in your life.