Introducing
Connect by Emerge Positive™
Increase Productivity | Improve Morale | Foster Positive Mindset
Connect by Emerge Positive is a motivational product designed to help employees create a positive mindset.
Here’s what it is:
A pioneering cloud-based SaaS service designed to enhance workplace productivity and well-being through personalized daily motivational content.
This tool seamlessly integrates with corporate environments, through calendar placement, intranet, text, email or chat engine; promoting a culture of positivity and high performance.
Topics Include:
How your company will benefit:
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- Reduce stress & burnout
- Increase overall productivity
- Improve mental and emotional well being
- Enhance self esteem
- Improve mood
- Create a better workplace culture
- Increase adaptability to change
- Improve creativity and innovation
- Boost motivation
- Enhance resilience
Here's the cost:
100+ employees:
$2.50 per employee
100+ employees:
$2.50 per employee
*text delivery option has additional fees.
Additional packages, including speaking and coaching options, are available.
What the daily inspirations look like:
Embrace the power of your own choices.
Our choices create our day, week, month, year, life. And as we continue to make good or poor choices, our pathway continues forward, reflecting those decisions. When we walk up and see that we are not where we want to be, it is common to blame something outside of ourselves for the outcome. But it all comes back to us and our choices. Just as we got off path, we can put ourselves back on. So don’t get down on yourself, make new choices! Be purposeful and create a life you love… that you are proud of… one where you are benefiting and helping others. You alone hold that power. Unleash it today. You can Emerge Positive.
How are you showing up today?
Remember you care communicating to others before you even open your mouth. Your energy, how you are standing or sitting, your attire… this is just the beginning of your communication. So when you start your Zoom or walk into the conference room, take note of what you are bringing to the table. When we consciously show up with energy that is helpful, inclusive, uplifting, and maybe even inspiring, it can change the entire day for all involved.
How are you showing up today? You can Emerge Positive.
Focus on what you want, not on what you don’t want.
What you focus on grows. The challenge is, most of us give our attention to what we don’t want in our life instead of focusing on what we do. Whether that be our current body weight, our dwindling savings account, or that we are still single. It’s all too easy to give our attention to what we don’t like. But the more you do that, the longer it will stay in your life! And it will become a bigger piece of it. That’s not what you want. So today, start practicing the idea of placing your focus on where you want to go. On what you want in your life. And each time you catch yourself on the negative, just change that channel. What you focus on grows. You can Emerge Positive.
Here’s how a positive mindset improves productivity for you:
Happy workers enjoy multiple advantages over their less happy peers. Individuals high in subjective well-being are more likely to secure job interviews, to be evaluated more positively by supervisors, show superior performance and productivity, and handle managerial jobs better. They are also less likely to show counterproductive workplace behavior and job burnout.
(Source: The benefits of frequent positive affect: does happiness lead to success? Psychological bulletin, 131, 803-855 Lyubomirsky, S., King, L., & Diener, E. 2005)
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health found that workers who reported high levels of job stress were more likely to take time off work to illness or injury, with an average of 4.9 missed days per year.
Undoubtedly, one of the reasons that happy, satisfied workers are more likely to be high performers on the job is that they are less likely to show job withdrawal, namely absenteeism, turnover, job burnout, and retaliatory behaviors.
(Source: Donovon, 2000)
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