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  Hello! Oh, and happy new year!  It’s been a while, I know ... totally my fault! Truth be told, 2023 was a busy year, and quite frankly this blog took a bit of a backseat to say the least. But I’m all set to dive into blogging again! While posts may be shorter some months than others, blogging is something I love doing and so I’m eager to make time for it.   I’ve just finished my second week back to work, and as usual, it feels like the holidays were never here! However, returning to work or study doesn’t have to be all doom and gloom; remember that it’s ok to give yourself some time to adjust back to normality. I suppose for me, the past few weeks have been focused on what I want for 2024, so let me update you.    I decided to jump on the ‘one word’ trend for the new year! Have you seen it everywhere too? Well don’t worry if you’re scratching your head wondering what on earth I’m talking about, it’s all good – I’ll break it down for you.     The...

The Habits of Happy Workers: 6 Ways to fall back in LOVE with your job

.. A special valentines edition ..
Has your job lost its spark?

Do you feel like you're just going through the motions at work each day?

It's time to turn things around and learn how to love the working world again. It turns out that those who love their job have a few habits and traits that set them apart from the rest!


1.     They approach each day with a can-do attitude
People who enjoy working life tend to approach each day with a can-do attitude. They focus on the good in their job, rather than dwelling on the negatives. They see any challenges as opportunities for personal and professional growth and try their best to tackle each one. When you start each day with a positive mindset, it’s easier to maintain a good mood throughout the day and stay motivated! 
 
2.     They are bosses of their own day
Happy workers take control and make things happen! People who love their job seek out new opportunities, take on challenges, and ask for new responsibilities and work projects that interest them. All of this will help you learn new skills and feel more engaged and fulfilled in your job! 
 
3.     They have a growth mindset
Being able to view setbacks as opportunities to improve and become a better version of yourself is key to loving the working world! Happy workers understand that there is always room for learning and self-improvement and enjoy this journey! 
 
4.     They connect with co-workers 
Happy workers know that their co-workers play a key role in their work happiness. A strong working team that supports each other makes all the difference! So, why not take the time to get to know your co-workers? 
 
5.     They set achievable goals and celebrate the wins 
People who love their jobs know how to set achievable goals and celebrate their wins! Having something to work towards will give you a sense of purpose. As you meet your goals, you’ll feel more positive and confident about your work. And don’t forget to celebrate your wins, big and small – you deserve it! Acknowledge your achievements and mark your successes by treating yourself to a movie or a dinner out. This is a simple yet effective way to love your job more and feel more motivated to do your best work! 
 
6.     They take care of themselves first 
Taking care of your health and wellbeing is key to loving your job. So, make sure to exercise regularly and find ways to manage stress. When you feel good, work feels good!

So, there you have it, the secrets of a happy worker. If you want to join the club and fall head over heels with your job again, it's time to start adopting these habits!


Chat soon, 
                Katie x 

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    1. Thanks, I'm glad you found it useful!

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  2. I feel like no. 6 is the most important, if you're getting no. 6 right the rest come easier

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