GET HAPPY
at WORK
A practical toolkit
for a do-it-yourself workshop
With over 600,000 subscribers to his reading plans online, author Roland Heersink knows what he's up to.
IIf you just finished the "Get Happy @ Work" reading plan, you already know the three things quietly shaping your happiness at work: what you've built your identity on, who you're comparing yourself to, and the voice driving you to prove something.
Five days of reading is a start. It's not the finish line.
Why this next step matters
Scripture doesn't hand out a formula, and neither did those five days. What actually moves the needle is doing this out loud, with other people, the way the earliest church did it: together, not alone.
That's what the Get Happy @ Work toolkit is built for.
What's in the toolkit
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The full book, Get Happy, a reference guide, going deeper into the ideas the reading plan only touched on with 100+ real-life examples
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A hands-on workbook with guided questions for identity, tribe, and drivers, built for a small group or a few honest friends
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Everything you need to run the workshop in a single evening (or spread across 3-4 sessions) together, no facilitator training required
How it works
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Get the book and workbook
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Gather 3 or more friends, ideally not coworkers from the same job, since it's easier to be honest with people who don't report to your boss
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Set aside one evening. Work through the questions together. Be honest.
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Optional: check back in with the same group a month later to see what stuck
Get the toolkit
Pricing and order details to follow.
FAQ
Do I need to have finished the reading plan first?
No, though it's a natural on-ramp. The toolkit stands on its own.
How long does the workshop session take?
About 2 hours, one sitting.
Is this just for Christians?
The book and workbook are written from a Christian perspective, but anyone wrestling with work and happiness is welcome. The content of the workbook and reference text are especially written to include Christians and non-Christians alike.
