Wellbeing Posts

**Lionelgee** · 11th May 2025, 08:48 PM

Hello All,

A while ago I was posting wellbeing related content here on AULRO, However for various reasons I stopped writing such posts.

I just checked with Incisor and I was given the green light to provide a link to my LinkedIn page where I have been contributing weekly post for the past five weeks. If you would like to have a gecko at the content the posts should be available through clicking on the following link

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-lionel-evans-0b543719

These posts are comments initially about Organisational change could incur the risk of Moral Injury in the workplace.

As per the first sentences in Part A the topic is increasingly relevant internationally. If it this is a sign of the times, I hope what I post will provide some tips and tricks for both new and more mature hands. The best outcome possible is to avoid too much damage being done to individuals and the people they share their lives with. Later on I will be concentrating more directly on wellbeing and expand it outside of the workplace. There are still some foundational points to describe before the concentration on wellbeing gets posted up.

Please feel free to visit the LinkedIn site. The posts are a proactive way of keeping my brain active while I continue on the quest to gain meaningful employment. Also, people might be interested in the topics I discuss too. It is okay if you want to discuss the content of the LinkedIn posts here on AULRO.

If you like what you read on the LinkedIn posts please give me a 'thumbs up' or a 'like' or whatever system LinkedIn uses!

Anyway ... enjoy! Take care and stay well.

Kind regards
Dr. Lionel

**p38arover** · 12th May 2025, 08:32 AM

To be honest, I never read that sort of stuff as I believe it’s hogwash. Ditto with all the feel-good crap stories on YouTube.

**NavyDiver** · 12th May 2025, 05:55 PM

Originally Posted by p38arover

To be honest, I never read that sort of stuff as I believe it’s hogwash. Ditto with all the feel-good crap stories on YouTube.

RUOK Ron

**Lionelgee** · 12th May 2025, 06:11 PM

Originally Posted by p38arover

To be honest, I never read that sort of stuff as I believe it’s hogwash. Ditto with all the feel-good crap stories on YouTube.

Hello Ron, now don't hold back there!

**p38arover** · 12th May 2025, 08:32 PM

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

RUOK Ron

I think so. I've always been this negative about "feel good" stuff.

When I worked for OTC (1965-2002), they'd have stuff like this every so often which we had to attend and at the end I'd proclaim it was rubbish. Don't think it went down well with the presenters. Other staff would tell me after we'd left that they agreed but weren't game to say anything (the same with team building programmes). I didn't care. Never understood how people could be so keen about it.

**NavyDiver** · 13th May 2025, 05:09 AM

Originally Posted by p38arover

I think so. I've always been this negative about "feel good" stuff.

When I worked for OTC (1965-2002), they'd have stuff like this every so often which we had to attend and at the end I'd proclaim it was rubbish. Don't think it went down well with the presenters. Other staff would tell me after we'd left that they agreed but weren't game to say anything (the same with team building programmes). I didn't care. Never understood how people could be so keen about it.

Glad to hear you sharing your thoughts mate. We all need to relax in OUR way not the prescribed way I think.

What ever rocks your boat

Mines running of course

**p38arover** · 13th May 2025, 08:17 AM

^^ I’ve never understood why anyone would run (or walk) for pleasure. (Or play/watch sport.)

**austastar** · 13th May 2025, 08:33 AM

Originally Posted by p38arover

I think so. I've always been this negative about "feel good" stuff.

When I worked for OTC (1965-2002), they'd have stuff like this every so often which we had to attend and at the end I'd proclaim it was rubbish. Don't think it went down well with the presenters. Other staff would tell me after we'd left that they agreed but weren't game to say anything (the same with team building programmes). I didn't care. Never understood how people could be so keen about it.

Ditto at Uni Tas, loads of bollocks I suspect imported from USA after their disastrous attempt to stop the dominoes falling in a funny country far far away .
Cheers

**RANDLOVER** · 13th May 2025, 12:25 PM

I suspect a lot of people like meetings, training, etc, so that they can get out of actually working. Also a lot of training is targeted as the slowest learner, which is why I like the online modules, where I have just skipped to the end and answered the common sense questions.

**101RRS** · 13th May 2025, 12:31 PM

I am with Ron, this is a a Land Rover, 4wd, camping, leisure site not a bleeding hearts club.

If you feel the need for some feel good input there are plenty of places to get it.

The last two years of my life have been absolutely miserable but I discuss with professionals not on forums like this.

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