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As with every year, the Human Dynamic team was contemplating about how and whom it will help this Christmas. In addition to our regular support of children in Africa with their education and housing throughout the year, we looked for other ways to help. After all, it is our mission. In previous years, we supported a larger project; however, this year the team decided to participate in a number of smaller projects that colleagues brought to the team. This way, Human Dynamic was able to support more people and the team had the opportunity to bring their helping hands and their hearts to those who needed it.

Whether handmade or bought, but especially hand-signed, our Christmas greetings will bring a smile and good cheer to grandmothers and grandfathers at a retirement home. After all, Christmas used to start with a greeting received from loved ones. Our team decided to participate in a beautiful initiative of Pohodovo non-profit organization, with each team member adopting one senior to share encouragement and love through the unique greeting. We will share our creations in our next post.

The 3^rd part of our series Revealed will be slightly different. It will give you a glimpse of how difficult it was for our boss Miriam to reveal her vulnerability in front of her team. You may find encouragement and inspiration in her learning process as a leader (in slovak only).

In the previous blog, Our Team: Revealed Part 1, we wrote about our 3-day discovery of individual and team potential. Today, we are bringing you a personal experience and survival of our colleague Katka. Enjoy reading (in Slovak only).

While some people think that preparing the team’s strategy is something boring that the leaders do in their spare time to get away from work, we look forward to these days a few times a year when we come together as a team to discuss our focus, direction and opportunities for the next 6 months. This time, we focused on our personal values, which brought another aspect of vulnerability and transparency to our team. We realized that although each of us is different, we bring that valuable part of ourselves to the team, which makes it unique, special and amazing.

Our team experienced something remarkable. During the time of growth and uncertainty, we were able to calibrate, learn more about ourselves and assimilate the new members into our team culture. In this part 1 of 3 you can read more about this challenge (in Slovak only).>

We are excited to share the recent success of our colleagues Dominika and Katka. Dominika finished her dissertation and received her Doctorate PhD Degree in Social and Organizational Psychology. Katka successfully completed the Adler Counseling long-term psychotherapeutic training and certification. Dear ladies, we are proud of you!

Our team participated in the largest corporate volunteering event in Slovakia Naše mesto (Our City) 2021, helping the Center for Autistic Children and Adults in Bratislava. Since our team is predominantly female, our family members also added their helping hands as well. We painted children's swings, the garden gazebo and the gate, scrubbed and cleaned the concrete fence, removed weeds from the sidewalks and overall spent an amazing time together. Doing manual work for others in need gave us a great feeling of satisfaction and meaningfulness.

Would you like to rediscover the work life balance and happiness in your life? Read an inspiring interview (in Slovak) with our CEO and coach, Miriam Lachová, at AkoBuk.

Dear friends, we wish you beautiful moments of joy, peace and contentment not only during Christmas, but throughout the year 2021.

Every year, we have a tradition to find time to relax before the Christmas rush and spend a pleasant evening full of fun, games and delicious food. This year was no exception and we are very grateful that we were able to meet together as a team.
 

With a huge dose of joy and enthusiasm, we participated in the project Christmas Post Mail for Seniors and sent letters to 5 amazing people. We believe that our hand-made greeting cards and letters made their day and brought joy at least as much as we enjoyed creating them.