Resources

APPRECIATION CARDS

1. Showing love on Valentine’s day

Share these special messages with your team to put a spotlight on the attitudes and behaviours that you would like to see more of. Click on the image to enlarge and then select the download arrow (top left) to download it.

I love your willingness to go the extra mile

I love your active participation in team meetings

I love your contribution to keeping the team spirit high

2. A special set for Women's Month

Are there women in your work environment that you value or hold in high esteem? Then use these cards to encourage them to keep shining. Click on the image to enlarge and then select the download arrow (top left) to download it.

Appreciation Cards

3. Appreciation cards for appreciation month (March) and every month

A selection of inspiring Appreciation Cards to share. Download and share with deserving colleagues to show your appreciation for their hard work and outstanding qualities. Click on the image to enlarge and then select the download arrow (top left) to download it.

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I value your drive to always give your best

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RESOURCES

Connecting Times

Employees are increasingly unwilling to endure roles that cause unhappiness, stress and exhaustion and are questioning their futures in their roles.

Connecting Times April 2024

Many managers are caught between blame and burnout. They play a pivotal role in employee wellbeing, but are struggling to provide the support their teams need. As the crucial link to employee engagement and wellbeing, they are often not given the tools, support and empowerment they need to take accountability for the wellbeing of their people.

Gen Z are bringing unique perspectives that are reshaping traditional approaches to employee wellbeing, engagement and productivity.

Connecting Times March 2024

While generational jokes abound, there are some interesting facts worth noting as they have a significant impact on talent acquisition, engagement and retention.

As Gen Z, born between the late 1990s and early 2010s, step into the workforce they are bringing unique perspectives that are reshaping traditional approaches to employee wellbeing, engagement and productivity.

Top Wellbeing Priorities:
Wellbeing is a top priority for this generation who take a more holistic view encompassing physical, emotional and mental health. According to McKinsey, 76% of Gen Zs place significant emphasis on mental health support in the workplace.
Unlike their predecessors, they prioritise work-life balance from the onset of their careers.
Flexible work arrangements, including remote work options and flexible hours, are highly valued by this generation, allowing them to integrate personal passions and responsibilities into their professional lives.

Free To Grow recently celebrated 30 years of shifting behaviour through learning experiences that touch hearts and open minds.

Connecting Times Feb 2024

"The wealthiest place in the world is not the diamond mines of South Africa or the banks of the world. It is the cemetery.
In the cemetery is buried the greatest treasure of untapped potential."

This quote by Myles Munroe set the scene for Ruby Motleheloa's (Heineken Beverages, moving opening address at the Free To Grow Pearl Anniversary Conference.

Equipping leaders to nurture the wellbeing of their teams.

Connecting Times - December 2023

The end of the year is upon us. For some, it's the most wonderful time of the year. For others, it's exceptionally challenging with increased levels of stress and anxiety, deadlines and feeling overwhelmed. As it is, work-related stress and burnout continue to grow and too many employees who need care and support are going without it.

Despite their best intentions, many leaders feel ill equipped to support and enhance the wellbeing of their teams.

Read on for more on our contribution and an achievement we are extremely proud of.

Moses Lubisi, Group Head Supply Chain Excellence, Coca-Cola Beverages Africa

Connecting Times - November 2023

Many organisations and leaders believe that driving engagement creates a thriving culture. This is indeed so. Yet, attempting to achieve high levels of Employee Engagement while Employee Wellbeing is crumbling, is not possible.

Free To Grow has an innovative approach to helping organisations enhance wellbeing, engagement and their culture.

Connecting Times - October 2023

October is World Mental Health Awareness month and an ideal time to turn up the spotlight on mental health and wellbeing. Since 2019, employers have increasingly experienced the extent of wellbeing challenges at work.

Fast forward to 2023, and the stats from Gallup's latest State of the Global Workplace Report uncovers some startling facts about how employees are faring at work and in their personal lives.