Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Reset: The Importance Of Taking Time Off From Work

Gone are the days when people look forward to having relaxing, week-long vacations. The working class masses of today are scared of taking office leaves because they’re scared of the amount of work they will be dealing with when they return from their trip. 

While there are companies that force their employees to finish tasks even during the most important holidays, there are organizations that encourage their workers to take a few days off. Here’s why the workaholic needs some time off from all the stressful paperwork. 

It improves one’s physical health.
The stress that workers feel while in the office can greatly affect their health. Disconnecting from the world of work through a relaxing getaway will reduce their risk of having heart diseases or worse, heart attacks. 

It helps rekindle or build relationships.
Because people only have work and deadlines on their minds, they miss out on the important things. They replace meeting family members and friends with pursuing the advancement of their career. While productivity through working is important for one’s personal growth, people must also spend time with those who matter the most. After all, relationships are more important than receiving a fat pay check. 

It establishes work-life balance.
People who take time off find themselves outside the workforce. Their identities are much more established, and they are a whole person even without their respective careers. Moreover, those who take regular vacations are more focused workers. Getting time off makes a person more creative and productive in the workplace. 

Marc Accetta is a life coach and motivational speaker who has inspired many individuals into being the best versions of themselves. Visit this page to know more about his professional work.

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