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What a week of happiness from our wellbeing expert, Grace Ueng. She traveled to Dallas to speak to two groups of women. These enlightened women are transformative leaders, not legacy leaders. They understand that as corporate leaders, they share responsibility for the wellbeing of their employees.

When The Diversity Movement asked TechWire columnist Grace Ueng to be a part of their “Ask the Expert” series, she synthesized her thinking into her diversity belief statement that she begins to share with us today …

TechWire contributing columnist Grace Ueng shares research that shifts our mindset for stress to help us perform at our best. And what we need to do in order for stress to bless, and not turn into distress.

We will learn how one diagram helped direct the career path for both Tim McLoughlin and Adriana Cosgriff and Tal Ben-Shahar’s thoughts on what to add into school curriculums to develop healthy and strong future leaders our world needs.

On the heels of her review for Oprah and Arthur Brooks’ book launch, Grace Ueng had the opportunity to get together with local leaders, Tim McLoughlin and Adriana Cosgriff to speak with Tal Ben-Shahar. Grace, Tim, and Adriana, hold Tal in high regard as their happiness teacher, for nearly two decades. Hear how each has learned about happiness from Harvard and wisdom you can apply too!

Grace Ueng has a special relationship with Arthur Brooks, as he played a pivotal role in her healing from a severe depressive episode. He provided her a preview of the latest book he has written, with none other than Oprah Winfrey, another inspiring force for Grace. She shares with us from Oprah and Arthur’s book, which releases today, September 12.

Grace Ueng continues exploring the seven themes of Project Peak: Climbing the Mountains of Life, Business and Beyond in this week's column.

In person retreats are more important than ever in today’s remote workplace. Learn how this business school decided the start of the school year was the right time to gather faculty and administration for a retreat in order to move forward.

How high is your DQ? Why IQ+ EQ is not enough in today’s workplace. Learn why Duke’s Fuqua School of Business hones in on DQ and how DQ underlies the genuineness of pianist Seymour Bernstein as well as the world’s happiest man.

Leaders can fulfill many roles in our careers, companies - and our personal lives. Grace Ueng takes a look at several different types - and how each has helped her evolve from business to playing the piano - and much more.