Sarah Ratekin
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Sarah Ratekin has taken the career path less traveled, and that breadth and depth of experience fuels her unwavering drive for excellence, authentic empathy, and an insatiable curiosity that allows her to see the world through an innovative and creative lens. By day, she’s the Chief Happiness Officer at a global corporation. A radical positivity activity, she’s also the owner of Happiness Is Courage Inc., sharing her message of hope, happiness, and gratitude as avenues to greater personal and professional resilience and well-being. She has spoken at conferences across North America, facilitated numerous workshops on workplace excellence, and worked with groups from 1 to 200+ to discover and embrace their personal strengths, ambitions and relationship goals. She and her spouse Kris, a certified Laughter Yoga leader himself, travel extensively sharing the joy and power of laughter and positivity with organizations of all sizes and industries.
SHOWCASE HOMEPAGE
Leadership by Actual Humans – Imagine the Possibilities!
I recently had the pleasure of engaging in a conversation about “Leading by Listening.”...
SHOWCASE HOMEPAGE
Do More by Doing Less!
I’m a big believer in the power of Results And Relationships. The data tells...
FEATURED
What IS Happiness, Anyway?
My dad (that “Chief Crankiness Officer” I referenced a few days ago) and I...
@BizEthics | Sustainability
Putting a Human Face on Your Core Values
Almost every company has a list of core values. Some of them blazon them...
SHOWCASE HOMEPAGE
Grief – From the Desk of the Chief Happiness Officer
Ed wasn’t usually the “quiet one” on our team, but ever since his wife...
@Careers | Job Search
How to (NOT) Waste 20% of Your Week
Would you walk into a job interview bemoaning the traffic and the huge to-do...
SHOWCASE HOMEPAGE
Viva la Values Revolution!
We desperately need a revolution, and one of our best weapons in that revolution...
@LIFE & CULTURE
Resilience – A Family Affair
When I found myself having to explain to my very-young children that their father...
@LIFE & CULTURE
The Last Thing We Need Is More Social Distance
I’ve decided I really don’t like the term “social distance”. I believe that our...
@BESTBOOKS 360°
Silver Threads Positivity and Gratitude Journal
Ever been told to "Look for the silver lining"? Whether you're just caught up...