Rediscovering Connection with Shelley Doyle

Rachel Miller is one of the UK's leading voices on internal communication and founder of All Things IC.In this conversation we cover:what lockdown taught us about dropping the glossRachel's rule for team catch upthe reality of back-to-back video calls, and how this impacts the people who matter mosta personal family ritual that began in lockdown what AI might free internal communicators up to do.We also get into the evidence: in my research with 1,218 remote and hybrid leaders, the sweet spot for office presence came through at one to two days a week, and those in four or more days a week felt less connected.Rachel also shares the story behind the All Things IC inner circle, a confidential virtual mastermind she launched in 2020 for in-house comms leaders who are expected to have all the answers, and why she believes trust, not polish, is what builds belonging.If you're a leader managing a distributed team, or a HR or communications professional, this episode is for you.Find Rachel at: https://www.allthingsic.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachelmiller01/Learn more about my work and the Social Health in Professional Leadership Certification at https://www.thecommuniverse.com/I hope this conversation inspires you to rediscover connection in your life, and to design for it on purpose.About Your HostHello, I'm Shelley Doyle, host of the Rediscovering Connection podcast, Researcher and Social Wealth Strategist.My research explores how our social connections shape our social health, leadership and everyday life, grounded in five years of applied research with more than 1,200 remote and hybrid leaders.Social Wealth Activation is my signature programme to help leaders navigating new teams or new towns go from feeling unseen or unsupported to socially wealthy, by activating the relationships that matter most. Find where you sit on the Social Wealth Continuum with a short quiz.The Social Health in Professional Leadership Certification is for HR and communications leaders ready to embed social health into company culture.Discover what loneliness could be costing your organisation with the Cost Calculator. Find me on LinkedInTo hear when new episodes drop, you can subscribe to my newsletter, or explore recent episodes.

Tristan Claridge is the founder and president of the International Social Capital Association. In my final episode of Rediscovering Connection in 2025, we explore how Social Capital works, why it can never be transactional, and why authenticity and attention are the real foundations of strong relationships.Listen to our conversation for greater clarity, perspective, and a reframe of how we think about Social Capital and Social Wealth today, including:✨What social capital is (and what it isn’t)✨Why social capital only functions when social needs are met✨How authenticity and “obs listening” strengthen connection✨Why people often underestimate the social capital they already have✨The difference between having access to networks and feeling socially wealthy✨ How knowing more things about each other, creates opportunities for deepening trust, and collaboration.This episode is especially relevant for those who want to understand connection more deeply, explore how to activate the social capital they already have, and reflect on what it takes to build socially healthy, high-trust teams in a modern, distributed world.About Tristan ClaridgeTristan Claridge is a globally recognised expert on social capital, with over two decades of experience advancing theory, practice, and policy in the field. He is the Founding President of the International Social Capital Association (ISCA), Director of the Institute for Social Capital, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA), and a Visiting Associate Professor at Heriot-Watt University.Tristan’s work focuses on developing a deeper understanding of how social capital is formed, maintained, and activated, bridging rigorous academic research with real-world application. He works internationally with researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to build social capital as a vital resource for individuals, organisations, and communities.Find Tristan at https://www.tristanclaridge.com/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/tristan-claridge/I hope this conversation inspires you to rediscover connection in your life, and to design for it on purpose.About Your HostHello, I'm Shelley Doyle, host of the Rediscovering Connection podcast, Researcher and Social Wealth Strategist.My research explores how our social connections shape our social health, leadership and everyday life, grounded in five years of applied research with more than 1,200 remote and hybrid leaders.Social Wealth Activation is my signature programme to help leaders navigating new teams or new towns go from feeling unseen or unsupported to socially wealthy, by activating the relationships that matter most. Find where you sit on the Social Wealth Continuum with a short quiz.The Social Health in Professional Leadership Certification is for HR and communications leaders ready to embed social health into company culture.Discover what loneliness could be costing your organisation with the Cost Calculator. Find me on LinkedInTo hear when new episodes drop, you can subscribe to my newsletter, or explore recent episodes.

In this episode of Rediscovering Connection, I sit down with Professor Corey Keyes - renowned sociologist, pioneering mental health researcher, and author of “Languishing: How to Feel Alive Again in a World That Wears Us Down.” Corey shares the real story behind his work on languishing and flourishing, the power of social fitness, and why connection is far more than counting friends or likes.We explore:✅ Why social wellbeing is always the hardest to achieve - and the most overlooked key to happiness✅ Flourishing vs. mental health: why “feeling fine” is not enough✅ The science of meaningful relationships: quality over quantity, every single time✅ Social fitness - what it is, and why it matters as much as physical or spiritual fitness✅ Friendship, loneliness, and the complex path back to real connection✅ Corey’s own story - healing trauma, building community, and the messy beauty of connection in everyday life.If you’ve ever felt disconnected - even with a full social feed - or wondered how to nurture deep, lasting relationships, this conversation with Corey Keyes may transform the way you understand social health.🎙️ Tune in for honest stories, science-backed wisdom, and practical advice on flourishing in our complex, fast-paced world.Timestamps[00:00] – Intro: Meet Professor Corey Keyes and the truth about social wellbeing[04:15] – Why quality beats quantity in relationships—social media myths and real-life loneliness[08:30] – Connection, trauma, and healing: Corey’s personal journey[13:20] – Flourishing demystified: how mental health is much more than the absence of illness[18:45] – Social fitness, group fear, and building community after setbacks[25:10] – Why it’s so hard to reconnect—and how grief opens the door to new connections[31:30] – Practical ways to curate your life with meaningful reminders and moments[37:00] – Teaching happiness: embracing both sadness and joy[41:20] – Spiritual fitness, vulnerability, and finding friendship in unexpected places[47:55] – What makes connection worth rediscovering—messy, real, and lifegiving[54:00] – Closing inspiration: connection isn’t perfect, but it’s always worth the workLinksFind Corey Keyes:Book: “Languishing: How to Feel Alive Again in a World That Wears Us Down” (Audible, Bookshop, Amazon)Academic research: Google Scholar (Corey Keyes)Connect with Host Shelley DoyleWebsite: The Communiverse https://www.thecommuniverse.com/LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/shelleydoyleI hope this conversation inspires you to rediscover connection in your life, and to design for it on purpose.About Your HostHello, I'm Shelley Doyle, host of the Rediscovering Connection podcast, Researcher and Social Wealth Strategist.My research explores how our social connections shape our social health, leadership and everyday life, grounded in five years of applied research with more than 1,200 remote and hybrid leaders.Social Wealth Activation is my signature programme to help leaders navigating new teams or new towns go from feeling unseen or unsupported to socially wealthy, by activating the relationships that matter most. Find where you sit on the Social Wealth Continuum with a short quiz.The Social Health in Professional Leadership Certification is for HR and communications leaders ready to embed social health into company culture.Discover what loneliness could be costing your organisation with the Cost Calculator. Find me on LinkedInTo hear when new episodes drop, you can subscribe to my newsletter, or explore recent episodes.

In this episode of Rediscovering Connection, I chat with Mark Saxby, a UK-based journalist-turned-social-media-reformer who’s on a mission to help us use technology intentionally—without letting it steal our time or joy. From his “Be More Colin” campaign to his work with kids through Positive Social, Mark shares how stepping back from screens can unlock richer relationships, better mental health, and a life lived on our terms.We dive into:✅ Why social media doesn’t always deliver the connection we crave—and what does✅ How Mark turned Twitter into a tool for real-world friendships✅ The “Be More Colin” movement: reclaiming focus at work and home✅  Protecting kids from the addictive pull of smartphones✅ Finding balance between personal expression and professional presence online   If you’ve ever felt glued to your phone—or wondered how to break free—this conversation offers practical, uplifting ideas to rethink your relationship with tech.🎙️Tune in for a refreshing take on living well in a digital world.Timestamps00:00 – Intro: Meet Mark Saxby and his mission to rethink social media03:15 – From journalism to social media: Mark’s journey and aha moment07:00 – The power of Twitter for building real-life connections11:30 – Why we overshare online—and how pulling back sparks better conversations15:45 – “Be More Colin”: Cutting phone time to boost work and life satisfaction20:00 – Social media’s impact on kids: Insights from Positive Social25:30 – Setting boundaries: Tips for parents and personal phone audits30:15 – Personal vs. professional online: Where to focus your energy34:00 – Mark’s passion for speaking and winning people over37:00 – Closing thoughts & how to connect with Mark  LinksFind Mark Saxby Online:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/marksaxby Email: [email protected] Social: https://positivesocial.org.uk/  I hope this conversation inspires you to rediscover connection in your life, and to design for it on purpose.About Your HostHello, I'm Shelley Doyle, host of the Rediscovering Connection podcast, Researcher and Social Wealth Strategist.My research explores how our social connections shape our social health, leadership and everyday life, grounded in five years of applied research with more than 1,200 remote and hybrid leaders.Social Wealth Activation is my signature programme to help leaders navigating new teams or new towns go from feeling unseen or unsupported to socially wealthy, by activating the relationships that matter most. Find where you sit on the Social Wealth Continuum with a short quiz.The Social Health in Professional Leadership Certification is for HR and communications leaders ready to embed social health into company culture.Discover what loneliness could be costing your organisation with the Cost Calculator. Find me on LinkedInTo hear when new episodes drop, you can subscribe to my newsletter, or explore recent episodes.

In this bite-sized episode, I sit down with Amy Schroeder, founder of The Midst, an online magazine that’s redefining what it means to thrive in midlife.Amy shares how a personal blog about perimenopause turned into a global community of women living midlife on their own terms. We talk about the power of honest storytelling, the importance of connection, and why midlife isn’t a time to slow down—it’s a time to step fully into who we are.We also dive into:✅ How midlife is the longest and most transformative stage of life✅ How The Midst is moving from online to offline✅ Balancing work, family, and creativity—without burning out✅ Using AI to scale ourselves (without losing our essence)If you’ve ever felt like midlife was something to “get through” this conversation will make you think again.🎧 Join us for a fresh, empowering take on middle age.Timestamps00:00 – Intro: Meet Amy Schroeder & the story behind The Midst02:15 – The origins of The Midst: From personal blog to global movement05:30 – Midlife is not our parents’ middle age—how we’re redefining it09:20 – The importance of storytelling & collective voices12:10 – Transitioning The Midst from digital to in-person events15:30 – How AI is changing content creation & personal productivity17:21 – Closing thoughts & where to find The Midst🔗 Find The Midst Online:🌍 Website: https://the-midst.com/📩 Newsletter: The Midst on Substack https://substack.com/@themidst💬 Connect with Host Shelley Doyle:🌐 Website: The Communiverse https://thecommuniverse.com/📌 LinkedIn: /shelleydoyle https://www.linkedin.com/in/shelleydoyle/I hope this conversation inspires you to rediscover connection in your life, and to design for it on purpose.About Your HostHello, I'm Shelley Doyle, host of the Rediscovering Connection podcast, Researcher and Social Wealth Strategist.My research explores how our social connections shape our social health, leadership and everyday life, grounded in five years of applied research with more than 1,200 remote and hybrid leaders.Social Wealth Activation is my signature programme to help leaders navigating new teams or new towns go from feeling unseen or unsupported to socially wealthy, by activating the relationships that matter most. Find where you sit on the Social Wealth Continuum with a short quiz.The Social Health in Professional Leadership Certification is for HR and communications leaders ready to embed social health into company culture.Discover what loneliness could be costing your organisation with the Cost Calculator. Find me on LinkedInTo hear when new episodes drop, you can subscribe to my newsletter, or explore recent episodes.

Welcome to "Rediscovering Connection," where we explore the power of play and improvisation with Brett Macdonald, a former teacher turned improv expert. In this 40-minute journey, we delve into how improv can reshape organizational culture, enhance team collaboration, and foster deep personal connections.Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction to Brett Macdonald and her work in improv.05:00 - Brett's journey from teaching to improv facilitation.10:00 - The impact of expatriate experiences on personal and professional growth.15:00 - How improv builds instant connections through vulnerability and trust.20:00 - The role of shared experiences in workplace culture.25:00 - Personal mission to bring joy into daily life.30:00 - The nuances of building trust in various work environments.35:00 - Brett's vision for the future and how she's evolving her offerings.Key Topics:Expatriate Insights on ConnectionImprov for Trust & CamaraderieVulnerability & Honesty in LeadershipTrust Strategies in Hybrid WorkSelf-Compassion & Personal JoyGuest Bio:Brett Macdonald helps community-minded organizations build connection and reignite collaboration on their teams. Through laughter and the power of play, her engaging workshops offer an opportunity to shape – or reshape – essential business skills, camaraderie, and culture. She lives, learns, and plays in Victoria, BC.Whether you're a leader seeking to nurture a more connected and healthier team, or an individual looking to enrich your personal relationships, this episode is made for you.Website: brettmacdonald.ca/LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/brett-mac/Episodes You Might Enjoy:#33 - Jaqueline Oliveira Cella - Bridging Work and Well-being: Strategies for the Modern Workforce https://youtu.be/GXo6ZV-Jg2I?si=kDR6b7SaNlUl3H99#16 - Karen Grosz - How Collaborative Art Can Connect Colleagues, School Friends & Families https://youtu.be/5P_Ny9jmy9Y?si=VoQOgSCTlMUJXWkZ#7 - Dr. Robin Dunbar - Building Community in the Modern Workplacehttps://youtu.be/OUsKHCNmfPA?si=VPGN4ABbo9hlEj6P#8 Ame-Lia Tamburrini - How to Manage Difficult Conversationshttps://youtu.be/DgytXJS7aNI?si=WUgQSoH2eMz1C-dnI hope this conversation inspires you to rediscover connection in your life, and to design for it on purpose.About Your HostHello, I'm Shelley Doyle, host of the Rediscovering Connection podcast, Researcher and Social Wealth Strategist.My research explores how our social connections shape our social health, leadership and everyday life, grounded in five years of applied research with more than 1,200 remote and hybrid leaders.Social Wealth Activation is my signature programme to help leaders navigating new teams or new towns go from feeling unseen or unsupported to socially wealthy, by activating the relationships that matter most. Find where you sit on the Social Wealth Continuum with a short quiz.The Social Health in Professional Leadership Certification is for HR and communications leaders ready to embed social health into company culture.Discover what loneliness could be costing your organisation with the Cost Calculator. Find me on LinkedInTo hear when new episodes drop, you can subscribe to my newsletter, or explore recent episodes.

Welcome to "Rediscovering Connection," where we delve into the essence of human interaction with Pete Bombaci, the visionary founder of GenWell, Canada's human connection movement. In this 52-minute deep dive, we explore the transformative impact of genuine human connection on individual well-being and organizational culture.Whether you're a leader seeking to nurture a more connected and healthier team, or an individual looking to enrich your personal relationships, this episode is made for you.Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction to Pete Bombaci and GenWell's mission.05:00 - The catalyst for starting GenWell: A story from a blackout in 2003.10:00 - The Human Connection Conference: Insights and experiences.15:00 - Post-Traumatic Growth: Learning from Cedar's opening talk.20:00 - The new Canadian social connection guidelines - why no numbers?25:00 - Balancing strong ties vs. weak ties in our daily lives.30:00 - The role of technology in social connection - boon or bane?35:00 - Community building through historical and modern lenses (Robert Putnam's "Bowling Alone" discussion).40:00 - The workplace as a hub for connection - what can employers do?45:00 - The concept of a 'Minister of Connection' in organizations.Key Topics Discussed:Crisis-Induced Connection: Pete shares how unexpected situations can foster community and how we can replicate this in everyday life.Social Connection Guidelines: Why avoiding numerical targets in social guidelines might be more inclusive.Digital vs. Face-to-Face Interaction: The debate on whether digital connections suffice or if they're merely supplementary.Workplace Connection: Strategies for leaders to enhance team connectivity and the potential roles like a "Super Connector" or "Minister of Connection".Guest Bio:Pete Bombaci is a visionary leader in business and social change, passionate about fostering human connection. He founded The GenWell Project in 2016, driving Canada's Human Connection Movement to promote well-being through social interaction. Previously, he led Movember Canada to global fundraising success, raising $142 million for men's health. With 20 years in hospitality, Pete blends corporate experience with non-profit innovation to build a more connected society.Website: https://genwell.ca/I hope this conversation inspires you to rediscover connection in your life, and to design for it on purpose.About Your HostHello, I'm Shelley Doyle, host of the Rediscovering Connection podcast, Researcher and Social Wealth Strategist.My research explores how our social connections shape our social health, leadership and everyday life, grounded in five years of applied research with more than 1,200 remote and hybrid leaders.Social Wealth Activation is my signature programme to help leaders navigating new teams or new towns go from feeling unseen or unsupported to socially wealthy, by activating the relationships that matter most. Find where you sit on the Social Wealth Continuum with a short quiz.The Social Health in Professional Leadership Certification is for HR and communications leaders ready to embed social health into company culture.Discover what loneliness could be costing your organisation with the Cost Calculator. Find me on LinkedInTo hear when new episodes drop, you can subscribe to my newsletter, or explore recent episodes.

In this episode of "Rediscovering Connection," Shelley Doyle dives deep into the world of virtual community building with award-winning community builder, artist, author, and emcee, Trish Tonaj. From the East Coast of Canada to the global stage, Trish shares her journey through entrepreneurship, law, and beyond, illustrating how she has used storytelling to connect and empower entrepreneurs worldwide.We explore the inception of "Share Your Stories," a platform that's grown from a passion project into a vibrant entrepreneurial community that spans five continents, offering visibility and networking opportunities without any financial exchange.Key topics include:The Birth of Share Your Stories: How Trish's experience at Harvard Law School inspired her to create a space for mentorship and storytelling.Community Building: Insights into creating a nurturing environment where entrepreneurs can be seen, heard, found, and hired.Challenges of Entrepreneurship: Addressing the hurdles, particularly for female entrepreneurs.The Impact of Regularity and Consistency: How maintaining a consistent schedule has fostered a loyal community.Future Initiatives: The expansion of the Share Your Stories Global Marketing Grant.Guest Bio:Trish Tonaj is an author, artist and the founder/host for shareyourstories.online. A passion project, built on a platform of mentorship and breaking barriers to success, featuring global entrepreneurs and enterprise leaders who share their great ideas. Website: www.shareyourstories.onlineBook: Breaking Barriers, 10 Entrepreneurial Women Share Their StoriesRead my story Watch my live interviewWhether you're an entrepreneur seeking connection or someone yearning to launch a community of your own, this episode offers valuable insights.Subscribe now and let the magic unfold.Love & sparkles,ShelleyI hope this conversation inspires you to rediscover connection in your life, and to design for it on purpose.About Your HostHello, I'm Shelley Doyle, host of the Rediscovering Connection podcast, Researcher and Social Wealth Strategist.My research explores how our social connections shape our social health, leadership and everyday life, grounded in five years of applied research with more than 1,200 remote and hybrid leaders.Social Wealth Activation is my signature programme to help leaders navigating new teams or new towns go from feeling unseen or unsupported to socially wealthy, by activating the relationships that matter most. Find where you sit on the Social Wealth Continuum with a short quiz.The Social Health in Professional Leadership Certification is for HR and communications leaders ready to embed social health into company culture.Discover what loneliness could be costing your organisation with the Cost Calculator. Find me on LinkedInTo hear when new episodes drop, you can subscribe to my newsletter, or explore recent episodes.

In this special episode of "Rediscovering Connection," host Shelley Doyle explores the heartfelt initiative "Journey to Joy" which is open to everyone this Christmas, with guests Wayne Greenway and Natalie Grand, connecting from the East Coast of Canada to Switzerland. This episode delves into the essence of combating loneliness during the holiday season, focusing on a unique 10-day online workshop designed to foster resilience and connection. Wayne Greenway, founder of Career Aviators and a Career Management Consultant with over 25 years of experience in resilience-building, and Nathalie Grand, a therapist and resilience expert with a background in marketing and positive psychology, share insights on how they came together through the Canadian Positive Psychology Association to address loneliness and promote joy this Christmas.They discuss the importance of resilience, the distinction between solitude and loneliness, and practical strategies like sleep, emotion labeling, gratitude, and mindfulness for personal growth. This episode not only highlights their innovative approach to community building over Christmas but also touches on personal stories of career pivots and the power of intentionality in shaping one's identity. Whether you're an 18-year-old feeling disconnected at university or an 80-year-old seeking companionship, this conversation offers valuable lessons on finding joy and connection in life's various stages.Join us to learn how you can be part of their transformative journey, to navigate the holiday season with more joy and less loneliness. Register for Journey to Joy: https://wodcop.my.canva.site/journey-to-joyGuest Bios:Nathalie Grand: A passionate therapist and resilience expert, specialized in positive and organizational psychology. With nearly 20 years in major consumer goods companies, she transitioned to focus on resilience and well-being through her consultancy firm, inspiring positive mindsets and behaviors. She's currently researching emotion regulation in workplaces.Website: https://www.nathaliegrand.com/Wayne Greenway: As the founder of Career Aviators, Wayne has dedicated over 25 years to career management and resilience training across various sectors in Ontario. He co-leads the Psychological Resilience Knowledge Exchange Group and empowers participants through programs like "Journey to Joy: Holidays Reimagined."Website: https://careeraviators.com/teamTimestamps00:00 - Introduction by Shelley Doyle02:30 - Wayne and Natalie's Background and How They Met05:45 - The Inspiration Behind "Journey to Joy"09:10 - Last Year's Feedback and Program Expansion13:20 - Natalie's Career Transition into Positive Psychology17:35 - Wayne's Role in Career Transition and Resilience21:00 - Practical Resilience Tips: Sleep, Emotion Management, Gratitude27:40 - The Importance of Knowing Who You Want to Be31:15 - Overview of the Christmas Program: Who Should Join?34:50 - Details of the Workshop: Structure and Content38:00 - Solitude vs. Loneliness, and the Power of One Connection40:20 - Personal Stories on Digital Detox and Self-Connection41:14 - Conclusion and ThanksI hope this conversation inspires you to rediscover connection in your life, and to design for it on purpose.About Your HostHello, I'm Shelley Doyle, host of the Rediscovering Connection podcast, Researcher and Social Wealth Strategist.My research explores how our social connections shape our social health, leadership and everyday life, grounded in five years of applied research with more than 1,200 remote and hybrid leaders.Social Wealth Activation is my signature programme to help leaders navigating new teams or new towns go from feeling unseen or unsupported to socially wealthy, by activating the relationships that matter most. Find where you sit on the Social Wealth Continuum with a short quiz.The Social Health in Professional Leadership Certification is for HR and communications leaders ready to embed social health into company culture.Discover what loneliness could be costing your organisation with the Cost Calculator. Find me on LinkedInTo hear when new episodes drop, you can subscribe to my newsletter, or explore recent episodes.

Jaqueline Oliveira Cella is an innovative force in employee health and well-being. As the founder of wellBe Consulting, she's at the forefront of advocating for health equity within organizations.In this episode of "Rediscovering Connection," we delve into the intricacies of balancing professional life with personal health and caregiving responsibilities. Jaqueline shares her insights on:>> Navigating the Modern Workforce: Strategies to bridge the gap between work commitments and personal well-being.>> Digital Health Innovations: How technology can support mental and physical health in our increasingly virtual work environments.>> Empowering Through Health: The impact of employee health programs on workplace culture and productivity.We also explore mental health as a daily practice, the psychological safety in remote work, and the evolving nature of workplace relationships in the digital age. If you are a leader looking to foster healthier, more connected teams, this conversation is made for you. Find Jaqueline Oliveira Cella on LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jaquelineoc/Episodes You Might Enjoy:#32 - Ashley Chang - Reclaiming Sundays: The Power of Executive Assistance for Ambitious Parentshttps://youtu.be/Rj4VURRfB1Y?si=QBzXlyPA9LQb1VhN#12 - Candice Neveu - Navigating Mid-Career Transitions and Virtual Connectionshttps://youtu.be/iQy1o0S3yeE?si=F0vWeEw5gPDXiR7d#8 Ame-Lia Tamburrini - How to Manage Difficult Conversationshttps://youtu.be/DgytXJS7aNI?si=wBXzvcHAZrcfwuYpI hope this conversation inspires you to rediscover connection in your life, and to design for it on purpose.About Your HostHello, I'm Shelley Doyle, host of the Rediscovering Connection podcast, Researcher and Social Wealth Strategist.My research explores how our social connections shape our social health, leadership and everyday life, grounded in five years of applied research with more than 1,200 remote and hybrid leaders.Social Wealth Activation is my signature programme to help leaders navigating new teams or new towns go from feeling unseen or unsupported to socially wealthy, by activating the relationships that matter most. Find where you sit on the Social Wealth Continuum with a short quiz.The Social Health in Professional Leadership Certification is for HR and communications leaders ready to embed social health into company culture.Discover what loneliness could be costing your organisation with the Cost Calculator. Find me on LinkedInTo hear when new episodes drop, you can subscribe to my newsletter, or explore recent episodes.