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    • Creating a 'happy feedback channel' for positivity and moraleSetting up a group to share positive feedback and kind words can boost morale and create a more positive work environment.

      Creating a "happy feedback channel" can significantly boost positivity and morale in both personal and professional settings. This idea was inspired by a client of Kate Cochrane's who had evolved the concept of collecting positive emails or messages into a group where team members could share nice things and express genuine appreciation for each other. This channel, which could be set up through a WhatsApp group or similar platform, can serve as a source of inspiration and motivation during challenging times. To implement this, consider creating a folder in your email inbox or a designated group where you and your team can share positive feedback and kind words. Remember, the goal is to foster genuine and heartfelt expressions, not insincere or fabricated ones. By regularly engaging in this practice, you'll be able to counteract negative emotions and foster a more positive and supportive environment.

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