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Potted Plants and Other Ideas to Make You Feel Better At Work
October 1, 2008 · 2 Comments
Real Simple Magazine (October 2008) notes that, “Researchers at Texas State University, in San Marcos found that people who had a plant in their offices rated themselves as more satisfied with life and work than did those without them.”
So, if you notice a lot of new plants at work this month, you’ll know why!
Unsatisfied at work? Carly Chynoweth offered 10 tips to help make life at work better on the Work Bloom Work Satisfaction Blog:
- “Keep things in perspective.”
- “Recognize the possibility of happiness.”
- “Change your focus.”
- “Surround yourself with happy people…”
- “Accept reality.”
- “Do the best you can.”
- “Balance.”
- “Take a break.”
- “Take control.”
- “Be honest with yourself.”
What helps you keep sane at work? Social networking? Daydreaming? Focused goal setting? Going to lunch alone (or with a co-worker)? Please share your keeping sane strategies in the comments section. And, if you have a very unhappy co-worker, consider the gift of a nice potted plant!
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Article by Miriam Salpeter
Miriam Salpeter, author of Social Networking for Career Success, is a CNN-named "top 10 job tweeter" and contributor to U.S. News & World Report's "On Careers" column. Quoted in major media outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and NBC news for her cutting-edge career advice, Miriam is an in-demand writer and speaker regarding job search and social media. She offers custom packages for job seekers and business owners, including transforming resumes and creating social media profiles/personal websites for clients. Keppie Careers has you covered. Let's get started!
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