Description

If health underpins great work, why do so many workplaces treat it like a perk? 

In this episode, Paul and Matt examine the gap between surface-level wellness offerings and real employee needs—then share how to shift toward readiness and resilience without overhauling everything. 

Five Key Learnings: 

• Lived experience (burnout, caregiving, fatigue) doesn’t match company messaging. 
• Health is still treated as “individual responsibility,” not a team design issue. 
• Small moves like RMS (Rest, Movement, Socializing) beat flashy programs. 
• Teams can change norms—leaders just have to start modeling them. 
• Expect the shift: from “treat it when it breaks” to “design for health.” 

Resources mentioned in this episode: 

• Billion Minds Readiness Model
• RMS Stack (Rest, Movement, Socializing)

Humanity Working is a podcast focused on helping individuals, teams and organizations be ready for the future of work by maximizing their human potential.

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