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    5 Simple Ways to Stay Happy at Work in 2016

    5 Simple Ways to Stay Happy at Work in 2016

    1. Connect at work – Workers who have strong social connections (friendships) with their co-workers are found to be more productive, more passionate about their work and less likely to quit. How: Spend some time getting to know your colleagues at work through lunches, sporting activities or even participate in social activities within your organisation. 2. Be grateful – People who are grateful are much more optimistic, goal directed, have fewer visits to the doctor and exerc
    The Power of Gratitude at Work

    The Power of Gratitude at Work

    Last week, I attended the Executive Assistant and Personal Assistant (EAPA) Summit held in Singapore both as a speaker and participant. I got to know many Executive Assistants (EAs) and Personal Assistants (PAs) on a professional and personal level. Before attending the Summit, I thought the role of an EA was quite an ordinary one; comprising mostly of filing, making travel arrangements and meeting all the whims and fancies of their bosses. But this was not the case. These w

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