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Published on 16/04/2024
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Take your employees' resilience to the next level with Fly
Rob
Vliegen, better known as Fly from the television programme 'Kamp Waes', shares
top tips from the perspective of the Special Forces to increase our resilience.
My Mind Premium's first inspirational video promises to be an instant hit!
Rob Vliegen, better known as Fly from the television programme 'Kamp Waes', shares top tips from the perspective of the Special Forces to increase our resilience. My Mind Premium's first inspirational video promises to be an instant hit!
Are you looking for the holy grail of resilience for your employees? If so, you might be disappointed. After all, your employees control their own resilience. You can definitely give them a boost though. The best way to do this is in a durable and accessible way.
At AG, we have a very pragmatic solution for this: My Mind Premium, an additional service contained in the MyAG Employee Benefits app. A tool that your employees will have in their pockets at all times, ensuring it is always within reach. Wherever and whenever they want, quickly and easily through their smartphone.
Thanks to My Mind Premium, your employees can access scientifically-proven programmes with information, exercises, challenges and inspiring keynote videos to act preventively on strengthening their mental well-being. These educational programmes also contribute to your training programmes and offer!
Special Forces Mindset Insights
My Mind Premium's first keynote video has been available since April and is not only inspiring, but also leaves a lasting impression.
Rob Vliegen, known to the public as Instructor Fly from the television programme 'Kamp Waes' gives his novel take on resilience and how it can be trained in the keynote 'Resilience unleashed: Fly on the Special Forces mentality'.
| What is resilience? Resilience is the ability to bounce back after setbacks and adapt to stress or negative experiences in a positive way, thereby maintaining or regaining performance and mental well-being. |
Rob Vliegen started his career in the Special Forces in 1991. There, he learned that with the necessary perseverance, he can overcome any problem. He shares his experience with us in an engaging and in-depth talk.
Prevention is no luxury
In Belgium, nearly half a million workers have been unable to work for more than a year, a third of them due to mental disorders such as burnout and depression (source: INAMI/RIZIV). A sobering figure that unfortunately continues to rise steadily.
However, there is indeed a link between employee well-being and a company's profitability. According to a very recent study by GraydonCreditsafe and Securex, companies with no employees on long-term sick leave are 1.4 times more productive than those with the highest sickness rates. So, companies with no burnouts can make up to 40 per cent more profit.
As a result, engaging in prevention in terms of mental well-being in your company is crucial. It is high time we all turn the tide on mental health.
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Altogether, this constitutes a considerable budget that you are much better off spending on prevention. |
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Curious about Fly's fascinating insights?
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