Hello All, Work should be more than tolerable. The #1 way to do that is to create a culture of belonging. When employees across the org chart feel that they matter, that they don't have to hide their true selves at work, that they have meaningful relationships on a daily basis... productivity goes through the roof (and costs generated by turnover, sick leave and disengagement plummet.)I come alongside your leadership to coach, consult and design unique paths forward for your exact context. There is no app, program or cookie-cutter solution out there that will get into the fine grain of your culture and the personalities on staff. Real change will come from the inside out and ground up. Let's empower your team to generate belonging through time and change in the midst of what they're currently managing. And we can have fun doing it.I have also created a course for USC for professionals across industries called "Create Cultures of Belonging," if you'd like to check that out: https://skillup.online.usc.edu/course/624f026afb4e49c9d30dcca3/-1And here's more on my work Cat-Moore.com and approach:_________________________________Cat Moore is an award-winning innovator and the first Director of Belonging in the history of higher education. At USC, Cat pioneered three experiential courses to support students, staff and faculty to find purpose, create meaningful connections and drive values-based change during college and in professional life. CLICK!, her flagship course, is being licensed by the #2 university in the country, and she holds a patent for the CLICK connecting process.Cat founded The Belonging Studio as a consultancy and design hub to empower individuals in their daily grinds and leaders across industries to create cultures of belonging. She has advised leaders from Microsoft, Fender, Home Depot, Starbucks, and the Department of Defense, who are working with a hybrid, global, and intergenerational workforce plagued with burnout and loneliness.Cat’s outside-the-box, optimistic work has received several grants and been featured in the academic and popular press. She is currently partnering with ABC for a year-long series on loneliness in America. She is a writer and speaker, with two TEDx talks around belonging. She is an action researcher with a boots-on-the-ground approach to learning, having served the LA Unified School District analyzing the role of story and relationships in systemic change.