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In the era of productivity scores and performance KPIs, one crucial element often slips through the cracks: mental health. We measure output, efficiency, and outcomes but rarely ask how someone achieves those numbers or at what personal cost. What if we started considering mental health as a primary metric, just as essential as any performance target? Here’s a radical idea: shifting the view of mental health from “support” to a key measure of employee performance. This approach means acknowledging that the true ROI in any business isn't just about results—it’s about sustainable results driven by people who are mentally and emotionally equipped to thrive. Here’s how we could begin: 1. Mental Health Baselines in Performance Reviews Instead of just focusing on deliverables, imagine performance reviews that open with questions like, How are you managing stress levels? How supported do you feel in balancing work-life? These answers could shape career growth conversations, team adjustments, and responsibilities—just as output metrics do. 2. Individual Resilience Scores—Without Stigma What if we used anonymized “resilience” metrics, not as a way to penalize, but as a way to detect trends? When burnout risk rises, we act. Patterns of low resilience in a team could prompt a pause to assess workloads and support—proactively. 3. The Link Between Mental Health and Leadership Effectiveness Managers who model mental well-being are often better leaders. This isn’t soft stuff: people are more likely to perform for leaders they respect, not just report to. Leaders with self-care practices can encourage teams to prioritize their well-being, directly impacting team health and, in turn, productivity. 4. Incorporating Mental Health into Goal-Setting Consider setting goals that include aspects of well-being. “Aim to maintain a balanced workload” could be as much of a target as any sales figure. This gives employees permission—and accountability—to prioritize their own wellness. Ultimately, treating mental health as a metric is about building workplaces where how we achieve results matters as much as the results themselves. It’s time to create spaces where thriving, not just surviving, is the benchmark of true performance. #MentalHealth #EmployeeWellbeing #PerformanceMetrics #Leadership #SustainableBusiness #FutureofWork #Innovation #SmallBusiness #Marketing