Tapping into joy is available to everyone. When you’re full of passion and joy, you produce extraordinary outcomes. I partner with people and organizations to achieve exceptional results in joy. Productivity, profitability, employee passion, and joy are synchronistic.Eileen Hahn
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With her excellent sense of business, processes, and human dynamics, she is highly qualified to undertake a wide range of challenges. Eileen has a deep, genuine care for people balanced with business knowledge and acumen that has contributed to helping my organization continually grow, thrive and perform at a high level.
She brings inner joy and peacefulness in her approach, while at the same time being an incredible powerhouse of knowledge and experience.
I was so appreciative of the clarity she brought to our selection process and feel so much more confident in our hiring practices, as a result of her guidance.
Eileen has deep understanding of leadership and human resource field, which leads to increased productivity and profitability.
It is amazing how the more time you spend in joy, the more joyful life becomes. I have talked about how you can tap into joy at any time (see my blog Frequency of Joy), but what I have discovered over the last six months is that the more time you spend in joy, the more joy naturally emerges. I have always had a natural inclination for joy but now it has become a pervasive state of consciousness. I am bubbling with joy and I hope you will join me.
Key Performance Indicators are as important to success in our personal life as they are in our professional life. Having a personal vision and specific KPIs (measures that will best assess personal goals) can be highly beneficial in providing valuable guidance— especially when the course ahead is murky or unknown.
Often, we desperately wait for signs that will give us powerful guidance about the “right” path to take. Many times, we don’t bank on the fact that the “signs” come in moments of upheaval and disruption. We want the “nudge” to feel undeniably clear—without taking us all the way out of our comfort zone.
You might be asking yourself, “How can I possibly hold the torch when I’m surrounded by the darkness of the unknown?” This is where I think it’s useful to act “as if.” What if you acted as if this were the biggest task you could take on?
