Life is too short to wait for Friday!
Let's turn your workplace into a "Thank God It's Monday" hub
Most of us are told to work HARD.
Few of us are encouraged to work HEALTHY & HAPPY.
But isn't it happy people who make happy profits?
Imagine a workplace that serves as a springboard, not a burden, for your employees to discover and unfold their fullest potential.
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A workplace that encourages your employees to live their personal Bucket List goals instead of just their daily to-do lists.
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A workplace that encourages them to mindfully disconnect from technology and meaningfully reconnect with themselves & each other.
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A workplace that encourages holistic wellbeing so that your employees find their highest selves in an uplifting corporate culture.
Less "always on", more fully present.
Less hustle, more alignment.
Less "👍 ", more recognition.
Less AI, more connection.
Less mind-full, more mindful.
Less pressure, more flexibility.
Less burn out, more burn bright.
Less happy hours, more happy days.
In short: A workplace that sees their employees as
human beings, not just human doings.
Nini Fritz
📍 Based in Sydney I Globally available (Virtual & In-Person) ✈️
Presenter & Speaker I Wellbeing Strategist I Human Connection Expert
I Corporate Hippie I
Wouldn’t your team be more motivated, high on energy, and excited to go to work? And in turn, produce a better turnover for your company?
Hi, I'm Nini :)
Certified Presenter & Speaker by TV Pro Global |
Certified Mental Health & Wellbeing Strategist by Hacking HR |
Certified Bucket List Coach | Accredited Mindfulness Teacher
Australian Ambassador for the Global Day Of Unplugging
I'm all of these fancy titles above, but most of all, I'm the:
Chief Energy Officer (CEO) of The Work Happiness Project.
From global organisations, big (and small) stages to connection experiences, my work is always about one thing:
Leaving every person I encounter at least 1% more energised than I found them.
After five years of building remote cultures and hosting connection experiences from the beaches of Bali (or wherever I opened my laptop that day), I decided to trade my coconutty island life for the big city.
Why (*the hell*)? GOOD question!
Because the grounding island life taught me exactly what modern work needs more of: Less stress, burnout and caffeine - and more connection, presence, and energy.
Now, as a retired nomad based in Sydney and self-proclaimed Corporate Hippie, I translate the “woo-woo” into boardroom language - bringing evidence-backed wellbeing strategies, positive psychology and proven connection methods into workplaces in a way that actually serves both - the individual, as much as the bottom line.
Through edu-taining experiences blending playfulness with purpose, I help teams reclaim their energy by supercharging the human being behind the human doing.
Energising teams aT
My goal is to help employees to thrive - not just survive.
94% of people report feeling fatigued or low on energy at work. (Sonder, 2026)
And considering we spend two-thirds of our waking lives there, that’s far too much life to spend doing something that drains us.
I believe work doesn’t have to suck. Sure, the to-do list might at times - but your workplace culture should NEVER feel like a toxic energy dump.
The mission of The Work Happiness Project is therefore to redefine a holistically happy workplace and set up the groundwork to create more wellbeing from the inside out.
HOW?
Based on the three core pillars of holistic happiness, I help employees to charge their own batteries first, to then be able to give more to others and eventually create a positive ripple effect into every area of their lives and everyone they encounter.
The three pillars to achieve
holistic happiness
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Self-care should be treated like a meeting with your boss.
You need a damn good reason to cancel it, otherwise you might end up in serious trouble!
Human connection is more than what happens between wifi signals. In this crazy world of hashtags, algorithms and followers, don’t forget the importance of real human connections.
Happiness is not something ready made. It comes from your own actions.
Dalai Lama
