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We Belong To History
Introduction For 99.99% of human history (that number is accurate by the way I’ll explain later), people regularly put time and effort into maintaining and improving group cohesion.  Where groups of people existed, effort went into regular activities which fostered a sense of belonging. This helped to build trust but also mitigate stress which naturally occurs from working or living in groups. In the modern workplace, cohesion, trust and an energetic sense of group togethern
Jason Rawding
3 days ago5 min read


Symbols of Disconnection
Grapes of Wrath Every big shift in society brings a trade off - we might gain something powerful and exciting but there's usually a...
Jason Rawding
Sep 84 min read


The Why, How, What, of MyBeast
Why? In workplaces across various sectors, we have lost the art of human connection, a sense of togetherness and group unity, which are...
Jason Rawding
Jul 203 min read


Humour and Psychological Safety
Article initially published on https://psychsafety.com/humour-and-psychological-safety/ Humour and Psychological Safety Being funny at...
Jason Rawding
Jun 105 min read


Banter vs Inclusive Humour
Research consistently shows that humour is an essential part of business success because it's a powerful source of human connection.
Jason Rawding
Jan 65 min read


Facing the Fear of Failure
With MyBeast I’m encouraging colleagues to be more open about failure in order to improve creativity, innovation and their sense of...
Jason Rawding
Dec 12, 20244 min read


Trust and Humour - Insights from a local garage.
Introduction This blog is part of a series exploring humour and storytelling inspired by working on MyBeast. In this post I’m writing...
Jason Rawding
Nov 19, 20246 min read


Humour, Storytelling and Authentic Emotional Connection (Institute of Internal Comms)
This post was originally written for the Institute of Internal Communications. You can visit their website here . In this post I’m going...
Jason Rawding
Nov 18, 20244 min read


Humour, Storytelling and Connection – A New Approach to Engagement (Engage For Success)
This Blog was originally written for the employee engagement organisation: Engage For Success. You can read the original here ....
Jason Rawding
Nov 18, 20246 min read
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