Friday, 11 October 2013

The science behind positive thinking your way to success

Psychology expert RIchard Boyatzis says there is strong evidence to suggest that regular physical or leisure activities throughout the day stokes compassion and creativity at work.
Psychology expert RIchard Boyatzis says there is strong evidence to suggest that regular physical or leisure activities throughout the day stokes compassion and creativity at work.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
  • Activating our parasympathetic systems stokes compassion and creativity, say scientists
  • Positivity increases when workers are given more flexibility in their roles
  • Research shows chronic stress levels hinder professionals and those in leadership positions
 Whether it's infuriating colleagues, inept management or a lack of appreciation, the modern day workplace can be a positivity free zone.
Sometimes counting to ten or daydreaming of a desert island just won't purge the everyday monotony of office life and it's common to become trapped in a spiral of negativity.

But regular coffee breaks, yoga and even praying to a loving god could change all that.

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