Tag Archives: working happy

Ten Positive Things You Can Do To Keep Working Happy

| April 21, 2020

1. Take more breaks during the day

2. Let go of anything you can that is currently an energy drain

3. Identify the most significant changes you have experienced this month and adapt to them in positive ways

4. Bring three things into your work day that fuel you

5. Indulge yourself once a day

6. Define what balance is for you now

7. Keep your physical body in shape

8. Stay very aware of what is happening with your emotions and find ways to center them

9. Start a new creative project that excites you

10. Identify the opportunities you have now, that were not available to you at the beginning of the year

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Where Are You?

| December 28, 2018

Where are you working? Is it the “place” where you want and are meant to be? With the year ending, take some time to answer these questions. If the place you are in now is not working for you, make some intentions to change that. You do your best when you are happy and fulfilled.

 

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That Elusive Passion

| August 23, 2016

passionJamesDeMerspixabayMany people have told me that the concept of “finding your passion” stops them in their tracks. It seems so big and they are not sure how to get there.

Finding your passion starts with your intent to be happy in your work and life. If you follow what makes you happy, you will have a great compass to guide you. It is a step-by-step journey of uncovering clues as you go along. The only thing that can sabotage you is giving up.

If you have not yet found your passion, make your happiness and fulfillment a priority. Commit not to being miserable in your life or work. And, be willing to change. You may have to go out of your comfort zone and it may take some time – it’s worth it.

 

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Same Old, Same Old?

| January 8, 2015

ID-100260355When you think of your workday, do you think “same old, same old”? If the answer is yes, change that right away. With all the time, effort and talent you give to your work, vitality and interest in doing it are essential. Your employer holds that obligation, too. Where is it mandated that you have to put up with boredom, lack of enthusiasm or stagnation in your work? Nowhere. Your job should be amazing.

 

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