The guide for better life
Chaim Oren is an international wellbeing expert, keynote speaker, and business leader known for his significant contributions to the fields of wellbeing, strategic business development, and marketing. His multifaceted career spans various industries, from Fortune 500 companies to the promotion of global trade and the empowerment of not-for-profit organizations. He is a Brand Ambassador for Hintsa performanceץ
Oren has worked with leading companies and organizations in the United States and Israel such as : Young & Rubicam- Manhattan Office , McCann, Ruder Finn. He co- founded Zoetic Inc- A Manhattan based consulting firm that advised Fortune 500 companies such as: Procter & Gamble, Kraft General Foods, AT&T , Avon and others.
Recently he served as the Commercial Representative of the State of Connecticut in Israel. Chaim is a brand Ambassador of Hintsa- a global leader in human high-performance coaching and wellbeing services. Throughout his extensive career, he has searched for the right balance between work and personal life in our demanding race of life. He has studied from leading teachers such as Deepak Chopra various wellbeing techniques, such as; Tai Chi, Transcendental Meditation, Reiki, and mindfulness. He also studied Kabbalah and its impact on wellbeing from leading teachers .
Three years ago , Oren experienced a life-changing event when he found himself in the hospital and was told by the Doctors that he had one week to live. The next day he underwent a 12-hour open-heart surgery to replace all his heart arteries. This event changed the course of his life, leading him to a journey of renewal that ultimately changed his life's purpose. He decided to promote wellbeing to companies and individuals . He later launched this podcast, “The guide for better life” emphasizes the importance of personal choice in living a fulfilling life. In this podcast he shares practical insights gained from his life journey to wellbeing and higher meaning at life. He interviews international wellbeing experts , senior executives, opinion leaders and Formula 1 coaches.
He is a speaker at local and international companies and at conferences on wellbeing and writes a column in Forbes magazine.
You can book presentations and consultation with Oren by sending an email to orengroup1@gmail.com
The guide for better life
The Right to Disconnect from work? Utopia or a reality.
In this podcast, Chaim Oren describes the rapidly expanding phenomenon in Israel and worldwide, according to which a significant number of us continue to work even beyond the formal working hours when we return home.
The World Health Organization (WHO) recently defined working "long hours" which is over 55 hours a week on average as the leading occupational disease in the world today. It causes heart attacks, heart disease, hypertension and other deadly diseases.
Chaim defines the Right to Disconnect from work beyond the accepted working hours as a winning step for both the employees and their employers.
On a personal level, this helps to strengthen one's well-being, and as for employers - they would gain healthy, highly motivated and productive employees, , which are the conditions for achieving better business results and rapid recovery from crises ( Resielnce)
Is the Right to Diconnect a utopia or a reality? It depends on the choice you make.