Tag: life

My workplace is a community.  Because I choose to be part of this community, I want it to be a warm place.

Finding ways to bring happiness into my workplace brings me joy.  My workplace is more harmonious when I collaborate with my coworkers. 

My coworkers and I are a team.  I am bonded with them.  If there is a way for me to help the people I work with I will take action.

By working together, we can solve problems faster, come up with innovative ideas, and bring joy to each other’s lives.

There are so many simple ways to bring positivity into the workplace. 

When there is a new employee in the office, I can teach them a new task.

When I go to lunch, I can invite someone new to accompany me.

When someone is experiencing stress, I can find a thoughtful way to help them.

When I get coffee, I can pick some up for a coworker.  And when the paper tray in the copy machine is empty, I can take a few brief moments to fill it.

Recognizing that small actions throughout the day can make my workplace a more enjoyable environment inspires me to act in a helpful way.

These actions bring me pleasure.

In my life, it is important to accomplish my goals.

When I am at work, I recognize that my coworkers and I often share the same goals.

It is such a blessing to have people who are moving in the same direction as me.

What goals do you and your coworkers share?

What actions can you make today that will bring happiness to a coworker?

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The more I do, the less of me I can put into each project.

That is why I delegate my responsibilities to people that I trust.

Getting the work completed well is more important than who completes it.

If I am always pouring myself out, I will run dry.

To renew my strength and be a better worker, I need to take breaks.  It is okay to stop and rest.

Resting does not make me lazy or irresponsible.  On the other hand, when I rest, I demonstrate maturity.

It is wise and reasonable to recognize when the load is too heavy.  I never put work above personal health.

Trying to do everything alone is a sign of selfish immaturity.

I cannot possibly believe that I am the only person that can get the job done well.

I trust the people around me and I know they would love to help me once I ask for help.

I trust my ability to recognize competent and skilled people with whom I can share my load.

As the team player that I am, I welcome the ideas of others.

As a result, I allow the people around me to learn and grow.

Others enjoy working with me because I make them feel valued.

I support the people working with me and I make myself available for questions and suggestions.

Ultimately, my work benefits from the creativity of others and I can get quality work done without exhaustion.

When I delegate, I do not obsess over every detail that may not turn out exactly as I would have done it.

Instead, I am eager to witness a fresh approach from someone else’s point of view.

How have you been trying to do too much because you are afraid to ask for help?

How can you support the people who help you?

Talk about that in the Personal Growth Cafe Community!

Also, as your gift for taking this to heart – and this is profoundly important… to us ALL – go to UnitingPlanetEarth.com/ignition/ and do the Uniting Planet Earth 7-Day Quick-Start Ignition Program… and Allow it to Transform Your Life.

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