Dr. Laurie Santos

But she finds some of them find ways to bring in their strengths.

But she finds some of them find ways to bring in their strengths.

You know, they'll bring in humor and chat with a patient.

You know, they'll bring in humor and chat with a patient.

And that's what makes them want to come to work in the morning because they get to execute that strength.

And that's what makes them want to come to work in the morning because they get to execute that strength.

Or they'll be really into creativity, right?

Or they'll be really into creativity, right?

And then they'll, every day at work,

And then they'll, every day at work,

move the plants and the paintings around.

move the plants and the paintings around.

They don't really have to do for their job, but it lets them bring a little creativity into the work that they do.

They don't really have to do for their job, but it lets them bring a little creativity into the work that they do.

And that means the mopping and the linen and all the stuff they have to do, they do that better.

And that means the mopping and the linen and all the stuff they have to do, they do that better.

And so I think this is a thing that we forget about the journey.

And so I think this is a thing that we forget about the journey.

The journey is a real opportunity to execute all this stuff that just makes us feel alive and good when we're doing it, but we forget and leave on the table real opportunities to do that more often.

The journey is a real opportunity to execute all this stuff that just makes us feel alive and good when we're doing it, but we forget and leave on the table real opportunities to do that more often.