This book will disrupt how you think about creating your best work life and workplace and give you a no-B.S. road map to get you there.
What you've been taught about how to find health and happiness at work is inaccurate. Yep, it's
wrong
. If you are fed up with the overwhelming and conflicting noise around how to create a fulfilling professional life or be a leader people actually want to work for, this book will help you cut through the clutter once and for all.
Through years of research and truth-finding, Kelly Mackin and her company, Motives Met, have discovered a completely new mindset and approach around what well-being at work is all about, how to get there, and why it's so important that we
do
get there.
This book is a transformative personal guide; but it's also a call to action for a fundamental shift in our approach to work-a manifesto for a human-centered work world. The heart of humanizing work is honoring that we are human beings at work with human needs, and these needs-what Mackin refers to as motives-should be healthy and, ideally, thriving. Ill-being still drastically overshadows well-being at work, but using Mackin's proven framework and 5-step pathway we can change that.
You will become empowered to
- elevate
happiness, mental health, and well-being
for yourself, the people you work with, and those you lead;
- learn to be
mindful of
,
evaluate
, and
communicate motives
, to ultimately
meet them
;
- create a
people-first culture
where
employees thrive
and
business thrives
-
overcome well-being obstacles
by eliminating the
"dream killers"
that threaten a human way of working;
- ditch surface-level connection
and friction for more
meaningful work relationships with psychological safety and trust.
And so much more!
*EXCLUSIVE HUMAN NEEDS ASSESSMENT CODE*
Are your motives met?
With your book purchase, you will receive your code to take the Motives Met Human Needs Assessment to uncover your top 5 motives, the psychological, emotional, and social human needs driving your ability to thrive at work today. The assessment reveals the unique truth of well-being for yourself, your team, and organization.
This book is a breath of fresh air that isn't about chasing perfection or some unrealistic ideal; it's about embracing what is genuinely possible. It's about the attainable dream of a work life well-lived for all.