6 ways to reduce stress at work
Burning yourself out isn't a badge of honor. It's destroying your body, well-being and social life. Take these steps to keep yourself healthy, happy and at your best.
By Kristin Piombino Long | Posted: July 6, 2017
Health care communicators: Work got you down? You're not the only one.
An infographic from SnackNation says 65 percent of adults claim that work causes them significant stress.
"Of course work is stressful," you might say. "That's why we get paid the big bucks!"
Well, stress can cost a lot of big bucks, too. Workplace stress is responsible for up to $190 billion in health care costs every year.
You might be cavalier about the pressure you experience at work—perhaps you even brag about how busy you are—but it is a big deal. Side effects of stress include:
Stress isn't a sign of success. If you're feeling burnt out, the infographic offers six strategies to help you cope. Check it out below:
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