Less Hustle, More Happy: Be seen, valued and fulfilled at work without selling your soul

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A disengagement epidemic is costing workplaces globally $8.8 trillion per year, with $218 billion of that in Australia. Employees are searching for answers on how to operate in the post-COVID working world in a way that feels right for them. They don t need more information; they need practical direction on how to apply their knowledge in skills that are relevant. They need it shared in a way that doesn t feel as if their mum is telling them what to do but, instead, as if a friend is brainstorming with them in a way that makes them feel heard, seen, valued and understood.

Less Hustle, More Happy is packed with real insights, practical strategies, accessible tools, and a solid punch of laugh-out-loud moments where Claire Seeber shares some of her own career facepalm stories.

In her book, Claire distils her knowledge into a comprehensive blueprint that addresses the evolving challenges of today's professional landscape in a way that feels liberating, not stifling. It is divided into five parts:

1. Knowing yourself and setting your vision

2. Creating Brand YOU

3. Accelerating your growth through relationships

4. Improving your performance currency

5. Future proofing yourself.

Less Hustle, More Happy is for ambitious individuals who know there must be more to a successful career than just working harder. It is a how to guide to get you heard, seen, noticed, and valued in your workplace without selling your soul!

Author Bio

Claire Seeber is an expert in career development and self-leadership. She blends her experience in business, HR and communications to ensure that people are better able to show up and have the impact on themselves, their teams, and their organisations that they can feel proud of.

As a career and leadership coach, trainer and speaker, Claire has worked with, or for some of the world's most well-known brands including NBC Universal, Fortescue Metals Group, Chevron, Superdry, Mineral Resources and Colgate-Palmolive, and has been featured in The Huffington Post, Business News, The West Australian and Take 5.