Accentuating The Positives
Infuse Your Workplace With Positive Energy
Be A Positive Leader People Want To Work With
One of the nicest things we can give our co-workers, family and friends are positive comments. Authentic compliments make people feel better about them selves, especially if you praise a job well done. The truth is that people want to be around positive people and definitely work with them. Little things such as remembering someone's name, saying thank you, great job or just recognizing someone's good deed is all you need to do. Obviously, accentuating the positive goes a long way, not to mention helps us pay attention to what is going on around us.
Accentuating the positives can start by committing random acts of kindness, providing positive feedback, and being honest. Accentuating the positive can help those around us prosper professionally and personally, often enabling others to feel good about themselves, allowing them be better co-workers and ultimately benefiting everyone, more broadly.
In the workplace be the leader who engages in positive leadership. Focus on the team's, and each individual's strengths while having them capitalize on them. Be the leader who sets people up to succeed while allowing them to thrive. Positive leaders know how to create succesful teams, build positive work cultures, establish teams who are engaged, productive and produce positive results.
Accentuating the positives has many advantages, for one it produces a happy and healthy workplace which in turn creates a successful organization. Producing positive results more often than not translates into happy clients, good customer service and a win-win relationship for all involved. Having a positive environment and workplace culture not only boosts moral but carries outside the organization directly to the clients. Happy team, happy clients.
Be the leader who leads by being positive. Be part of creating a positive workplace and culture. Be sure to acknowledge good work and good behavior. It's all about accentuating the positive. Just saying..
Sheila Greco