# business case
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34:46The commercial case for cultureKristien Turner: Yeah. And it's a media narrative that's being pushed too. Can AI get rid of the middle manager? Like that is one of, there's, if you Google that right now, there are dozens, if not hundreds of articles tEP LIVE-2026-04-03 · 3 Apr 2026·panel interview· 34:46–44:0344:47The business case for neuroinclusion and one thing Laura would changeLeanne Elliott: And for business owners, what's the benefit? I'm imagining I'm, I'm a— to be very stereotypical, and I'm thinking more like in a film or a TV show or something— I'm a commercially driven Not got time for EP 289 · 2 Apr 2026·interview· 44:47–47:1122:26For the skeptics: does fun actually pay?Al Elliott: Let me ask you a little bit about this concept of fun because your book is called Work Is Fun. And I have a sense that there was a particular point where you were like, do you know what? Fun is actually a busEP 181 · 20 Mar 2025·interview· 22:26–26:5246:45The business case for grief support and closing adviceLeanne Elliott: Of course, we've, we've focused on this very much, you know, for the individual. What are the consequences, or, you know, that positive to an organization who manages this well? Maria Georgiou: I think yoEP 151 · 5 Dec 2024·interview· 46:45–58:164:38Why employer branding is now essentialAl Elliott: This sounds a bit like a nice-to-have, not an essential. Change my mind David Thompson: Now, if you'd asked me that, if you'd said that maybe 3, 4 years ago, I probably would have said, yeah, kind of is. I thEP 115 · 15 Jul 2024·interview· 4:38–10:235:20The science and business case for mindfulnessAl Elliott: So let's start by understanding what mindfulness really is Sean Tolram: So for me, um, in its most simple term, I call it gym for the brain. It's a way to, um, to exercise your back, your brain, to train it sEP 69 · 14 Dec 2023·panel interview· 5:20–12:4821:19Why bother beyond 'doing the right thing?'Al Elliott: So this all kind of makes sense, but we— I have to ask this. We, businesses, are kind of struggling at the moment. A lot of people are struggling. We've got, you know, heading for potentially a recession, infEP 45 · 28 Jun 2023·panel interview· 21:19–27:4112:58The business and legal case for mental health strategyAl Elliott: Okay, so let's get back into our episode. So as we know, May in the US is Mental Health Month. This year's theme is around Look Around, Look Within, which is their kind of like tagline, and it's reminding us EP 40 · 24 May 2023·panel interview· 12:58–22:1771:10The science and business case for coachingAl Elliott: Lovely. So let's talk about the science business case. Is there a business case in terms of actual science for coaching? Leanne Elliott: Yeah, there is. And I mean, if you're still not convinced at this pointEP 29 · 8 Mar 2023·panel interview· 71:10–75:4238:14The business case for wellbeingAl Elliott: Definitely, definitely. And so let's move on to the business case for wellbeing. So this is our final push to you to say this. As Leanne said, this isn't fluff. This isn't, oh, it's nice to have. This isn't, EP 24 · 31 Jan 2023·other· 38:14–40:0550:39The business case for taking burnout seriouslyLeanne Elliott: But when I look back, it's, I was in abject denial that I was I was having physical symptoms, so I was having quite a lot of rashes and headaches. I was barely sleeping. I'd lost quite a lot of weight. AnEP 20 · 10 Jan 2023·other· 50:39–53:43
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