[4] Role Modeling “VISIBLE PERMISSION” as Leaders!

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EXECUTIVE WELLNESS UNPLUGGED

Lisa Kelly

25 episodes

6 days ago

The Executive Wellness UNPLUGGED Podcast presents holistic, performance-enhancing wellness practices that go beyond traditional self-care to nurture and empower senior-level leaders and their people. You'll hear from Executive Wellness Coaches and other trailblazers who have successfully navigated the landscape of executive well-being and are amplifying leader and organizational growth. All leaders, employees, and coaches will benefit from their insights and tactical strategies for optimizing one's mental and physical health and well-being…the cornerstone of impactful leadership.

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[4] Role Modeling “VISIBLE PERMISSION” as Leaders!

EXECUTIVE WELLNESS UNPLUGGED

50 minutes 38 seconds

10 months ago

[4] Role Modeling “VISIBLE PERMISSION” as Leaders!

In Episode 4 of Executive Wellness UNPLUGGED, Murray Harber, Executive Director of Mississippi Business Group on Health, shares his insights, passion, and experiences in helping leadership role-model and nurture “Visible Permission” to prioritize and optimize employee well-being in their organizations.

To help illuminate this concept, we discussed:

Why leaders should make “self-care” a priority for themselves and their employees in today’s highly dynamic climate.
Characteristics and practices leaders might exhibit and engage in demonstrating “Visible Permission.”
Potential outcomes and impacts when leadership does not prioritize and promote employee well-being.
Strategies he has leveraged to foster executive and leadership support for organizational and employee well-being.
Cheat Sheet for the C-Suite: to optimize human capital, organizational growth, and sustainability.

[GUEST BIO] Murray Harber

Murray Harber, Executive Director of the Mississippi Business Group on Health, is a passionate leader in healthcare and employer health and well-being who consults with organizations worldwide.

He is a writer, speaker, coach, and investor dedicated to developing innovative solutions that improve employee health and reduce business costs.

Murray holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Performance & Sports Studies from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. He has worked with institutions like the University of Minnesota, Hennepin County (MN), Park Nicollet Health Services, and Ford Motor Company (including the UAW).

He began his career as a strength and speed coach at Vanderbilt University, coached many SEC and NCAA champions, and trained several Olympic athletes.

He has developed award-winning health and wellness programs, including those at Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance and the Mississippi State Employee Wellness Program.

Connect with Murray via email or LinkedIn!

murraylynnharber@gmail.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/murrayharber/

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