Being happy at work does more than put a smile on your face. One study found that increased happiness in the workplace led to a 12% jump in productivity, 37% higher sales, and three times greater creativity.
So how can you boost your state of bliss at your job? Research shows about 62% of Americans say they are satisfied with their jobs, but that number could be higher.
Also, think about jazzing up your desk. One study found workers were 32% more productive when they decorated their workspaces. Experts suggest adding plants, artwork, or something personal to your area. Try moving more throughout your day as well. In one study, researchers found people who moved more frequently tended to report greater life satisfaction compared to those who spent more time sitting in a chair.
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