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Did you know that your work environment can significantly impact your stress levels and productivity? Beyond the people around you, tangible physical elements like temperature, lighting, and noise play a crucial role. If you're too 🔥hot or ❄️cold, it becomes difficult to focus. How many of you have fans or space heaters in your workspace? Similarly, factors like poor lighting, background noise, and clutter can also drain your energy and hinder your performance. On the flip side, environmental influencers that decrease stress include spending time in nature or with pets, listening to calming music, cleaning up your space, and using noise-canceling headphones. Think about your workspace: is there something you can change to reduce your stress? If altering your environment isn't possible, consider adjusting other influencers. For instance, could you change something related to your mental approach to help mitigate environmental stress? The key is to identify what you can control and take steps to create a more conducive work environment. This post contains my interpretation of the copyrighted work of Bruce D Schneider and the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC). #WorkplaceWellness #EnvironmentalFactors #StressManagement #Productivity #WorkLifeBalance #StressedtoSuccess 

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