The Ultimate Performance-Enhancing Drug: Gratitude

When was the last time you were thanked for your contributions at work? When was the last time you expressed gratitude to another coworker? A recent survey by the John Templeton Foundation revealed that people are less likely to show gratitude at work than anywhere else:

• 60% said they never or rarely express gratitude to co-workers;
• 74% never or rarely express gratitude upstream to their boss.

As further confirmation of these findings, a 2017 survey by WorkHuman revealed that:

• 45% had not received recognition or appreciation for their contributions to the company in at least six months;
• 16% reported they had never been recognized at all.

Okay, so we know gratitude is good for our health and happiness. It’s a natural anti-depressant. It strengthens relationships and deepens joyful moments of life. But what is it about gratitude that makes it a complete GAME-CHANGER in the workplace? Download this free e-book from Dr. Melissa Hughes to unleash the power of gratitude in your organization: http://info.melissahughes.rocks/neuronugget/the-ultimate-performance-enhancing-substance-drug?utm_campaign=Nugget&utm_content=117003666&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin&hss_channel=lis-L7mEXIabmo