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- Hello Robert, Good morning. I was just going for a drive, come along, we'll be back in an hour.
- Hello Mr. Singh, Good morning. Are you on your way somewhere?
- Mr. Singh, can you tell me how can I be happy at work? Because I feel like I am dragging myself to office everyday.
- Sure. To stay motivated and happy, what I often do are these simple practices. 1) Take Charge of Your Own Professional and Personal Development: Request specific and useful help from your manager. Look for assignments that will assist you in achieving your goals or learning new skills.
- Secondly, Only Make Commitments You Can Keep: Maintain a level of order that allows you to quickly and accurately determine whether you are able to commit to a request or a new assignment.
- Hmm, that's very true.
- No.4) Request Feedback Frequently: Getting feedback on your work can either provide positive reinforcement that makes you feel appreciated, or it can help you fill in crucial skill and understanding gaps that will help you execute your job and fit into your workplace more successfully.
- 3) Make Friends: Having friends really helps in sharing and caring. Employees who reported having good friendships at work were more likely to be comfortable and motivated at work, whether or not those friendships extended outside of work.
- My 5th point would be Make a Mood-Boosting Playlist: When you're having a rough day, music can help you feel better (and be more productive). So, choose some of your favourite tunes and rely on the beats to carry you through the day.
- 6) Walk Around the Block (Especially if It's Sunny Outside): A brief walk around the block can sometimes be all it takes to lift your spirits at work. Walking, according to doctors, is not only good for your health but also your mood. Pull that coworker you've been meaning to speak with outside for an active meeting.
- Amazing tips Mr. Singh, I really look forward to practice these at work. These tips will not only improve my happiness but my confidence too. Thankyou so much.
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