Myth: more metrics means more rigor. Reality: focus is what creates rigor. Dr. Charles Castillo: "A credible baseline turns opinions into evidence and allows HR to measure meaningful change over time."

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Myth: more support means more programs. Reality: it often means less. Dr. Charles Castillo: "Sometimes the most effective wellbeing strategy is creating a space for people to breathe before asking them to do something new."

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Myth: more spend equals more trust. Reality: alignment earns trust, not budget size. Dr. Charles Castillo: "When words and actions don't align, the program feels like a public relations effort instead of genuine support."

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Myth: a strong launch means a strong program. Reality: it means a new one. Dr. Charles Castillo: "Employees watch leaders more than they listen to them."

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Myth: no ROI by year one means the program failed. Reality: capacity comes first. Dr. Charles Castillo: "Workforce resilience often creates value long before it produces measurable financial returns."

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Myth: full attendance proves impact. Reality: it proves attendance. Dr. Charles Castillo: "Attendance measures presence, not progress. Satisfaction reflects opinion, not transformation."

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