How to build a more positive work environment💡
Statistically speaking, the average employed person spends 8.10 hours per day on the job.
That’s 2,106 hours per year – and in other words, a really long time to be in a work environment.
Knowing this, how do you feel when you walk into your office?
Are you excited about the day?
Are you anxious or nervous about what will take place?
Are you looking forward to who you’ll connect with?
Are you keeping your head down so your coworkers don’t notice you’re there?
3 Ways To Manage Stress in an Increasingly Stressed Out Society
Are you working to live -- or living to work?
The Danger Of Putting Second Things First
How to avoid burnout when working virtually
The world sure has changed in the past two years -- and through it all, you've undoubtedly learned a lot about yourself.
You've probably also learned a lot about the people that you've worked alongside of as well! Maybe those are even the people who live inside of your house??
Statistically speaking, many of us are working from home (or have worked remotely in the not too distant past).
Why it's time to put yourself higher on your "to-do" list
Dr. Richard Swenson famously described margin as, "the space between our loads and our limits." In margin, you find time to do what feeds your soul, take care of yourself, and breathe from the stress and demands of life.
Do you have margin in your life?
When you fail to create margin, you become overwhelmed and stressed out. And stress has some severe consequences on your health and functioning.
Is work-life balance even possible in today's world?
We all feel the challenge of making our personal life and our work-life function together in harmony. To call this a struggle is an understatement -- especially given the work-from-home culture that many of us function in daily.
I've coached countless numbers of people around work-life balance for years -- and each time, people are surprised by how simple it is to make significant differences just by implementing small changes.