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#8 Introduction to The PERMA Model and How to Use it in Your Business

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Join our co-founder, Jason Marshall, as he dives into one of his passions, positive psychology. During this episode Jason discusses where it came from as well as shares the foundation of positive psychology, The PERMA Model and how you can use it in your life, workplace and organisation.

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