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What really makes you happy?

The current hype surrounding burnout, with media using the term "burnout epidemic."

The current cost of corona is only a fraction of the future costs facing our society.

Read here about work happiness training programs and whether they work or not?

It addresses the question of whether employees themselves are responsible for their vitality and performance at work.

It discusses the growing phenomenon of unlimited vacation days at companies, inspired by examples such as Netflix and google.

After the vacation season, many Dutch people experience a decline in energy and motivation, known as post-holiday stress.

More and more Dutch people are experiencing an overwhelming information overload, especially highly educated people and managers.

It discusses the concept of "mentally retired" and its impact on corporate employees.

It discusses the phenomenon of speakers and trainers making their message more complicated than necessary.

It discusses traditional end-of-year performance reviews in companies and argues that they are losing effectiveness.

The development of the new way of working, discussed by Microsoft and author Erik Veldhoen back in 2005.