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Mental health is a topic people shy away from but is evidently more important to discuss in this day and age. In today\\u2019s episode, we have Jason Hopcus. Listen as he shares his story of how he transitioned from heavy highway construction and real estate to mental health support work. Through his work, Jason has developed a unique perspective on the importance of connection in the pursuit of healing. He believes that leaders and those being led need to access resources to overcome struggles. Jason also shares his thoughts on the current state of the workforce and how employees expect leaders to be more evolved in their connection to employees.
Jason Hopcus is a motivator and catalyst for cultural change within organizations. He believes that connection to one\\u2019s self, one\\u2019s transparency, and one\\u2019s passion for connecting allow individuals to live a wholly authentic, full life. He creates systems of people working to deepen their relationships with their work, their play, and ultimately our world. He presently serves as non-profit President/CEO of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) of Arapahoe/Douglas Counties and is the Founder of the Connection Project, a for-profit company.
Tune in as Denis and Jason tackle the aspect of giving importance to mental health for the well-being of both leaders and employees in the organization.
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\\u201cMe taking care of me is as important as me taking care of others.\\u201d - Jason Hopcus
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