17 May
As we all know, the only way to ensure we are able to give our best at work and at home is by making an investment in our own (and our team’s) mental health and well-being.
The fact is, we spend most of our waking weekday hours at work, and research has shown over and over again the direct links between mental wellbeing, and productivity and engagement at work.
Over the weekend, the speaker lineup for RISE 2023: Thrive conference was announced. As Australia’s number one wellness conference for real estate agents and property managers, the content is designed to help attendees create a healthier future for themselves and others working in the industry.
Headlining the conference in Melbourne on 29 August are keynote speakers Wayne Schwass, Shantelle Thompson, Mitch Wallis, Michael Kirby, Nasir Sobhani and Thomas Keneally, who will all share their contemporary perspectives on what it takes to achieve long-term success, energy and fulfilment in today’s real estate profession.
Each year the RISE conference attracts more than 1000 real estate agents, property managers and industry professionals who are all committed to fostering a culture of mental health and well-being.
If thriving in our industry is important for you and your teams, I invite you all to register. Early bird tickets are available until 30 June.
Keeping with the mental health and well-being theme, I recently interviewed Dr Matt Tredgetsmith on my FutureFitLeadership podcast. Dr Matt shares with us his thoughts on the importance of health and its connection to the workplace, as well as the 6 healthy habits you can adopt now to improve how you feel and how you perform. You can listen to the podcast here.
Until next time.
Stay connected,
Sadhana Smiles
CEO, Real Estate Industry Partners
Are we paying the right type of attention to our health and are we putting the right things into our body? We discuss the 6 healthy habits you can easily get into with Dr Matt.
The Reserve Bank has steadily increased the cash rate by 0.25 % points from October 2022 through March 2023 which is clearly impacting sales activity. However, the RBA has announced no increase on 4th April which potentially encouraged some buyers back into the market.
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