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Embrace the Freedom: Overcoming Work-From-Home Guilt with Confidence

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In this blog post, we’ll explore practical strategies to help you overcome work-from-home guilt and reclaim your confidence. Choose ergonomic furniture that supports good posture and comfort. When you have clear objectives in place, you’ll feel more motivated and confident in your work. But fear not!

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Architectural Innovation In A Post Pandemic World

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It’s reflected in the careful attention given to environmental elements like lighting, materials, ergonomics, biophilia and air treatment. The tools we implemented during COVID are still relevant today and continue to evolve, allowing us to build resiliency and confidence to take on whatever disruptions may come down the line.

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Is Your Collaboration Smart?

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The goal is not just to equip the space with the latest technology but to delve into the very essence of the experience a company wants to cultivate. The use of ergonomic furniture minimizes physical strain and contributes to overall well-being. However, the optimization of space and technology goes beyond the tangible elements.

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Designing For The Future: The Four Essential Elements Of Modern Workspaces

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Four years into our mission, armed with a completed office, ample hindsight, and market data, we are confident in navigating clients through the process. There are many other important components for achieving a healthy workplace such as integration of biophilic principles, physical activity, ergonomics, acoustics and adjacencies.

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Attitude Self-Assessment Test

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I set goals and visualize accomplishing them. I am confident in myself and my abilities. You are confident about yourself and your abilities. You are generally confident about yourself and your abilities. You have little or no confidence in your abilities. I accept responsibilities when things go wrong.

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Learn to Communicate With WARMTH

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Closing up your body profile—becoming smaller—looks like you lack confidence. It happens in a flash and the memory of it sometimes lasts forever. A n open posture – Keep an open body position. If you keep your arms folded, you appear to be defending yourself against the other person’s communication.

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How to Act Like a Leader Even When Following

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A leader inspires confidence, trust and loyalty, through character, integrity and actions. This builds teamwork and confidence in you. A leader allows people to use their strengths, creativity and talents for a common purpose in a way that motivates and creates pride in the task or the organization.