Are you one of the 48 percent of employees worldwide who don’t like their jobs? Do you feel constantly stressed at the office? Or maybe you’re just feeling “blah” about your job and want to bring some life back into your workplace.
If you talk to anyone about their careers or jobs these days, most of the time you won’t hear positive stories or excitement. You’ll probably hear words like “busy,” “stressed,” “exhausting” and “mind-numbing.” And with the good old 40-hour work week becoming a distant memory for many, this reality is just plain sad.
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Joy to You and Me (At Work!) by Noblesville author Amy Thornton Shankland helps turn these situations around by giving readers easy tips they can implement quickly to start making positive differences in the workplace. Being joyful isn’t just a “fluffy-cutesy-nice” thing to do each day. It actually increases productivity and is good for any company or organization. The book helps anyone learn how to:
- Be a more joyful person
- Bring joy to co-workers
- Bring joy to customers
- Bring joy to networking
This fun, easy-to-read guide shows people of all ages and personalities how to make a difference immediately to make not only themselves happier, but to spread that happiness throughout the workplace and beyond. By sharing stories from the author’s 25+ years of making a joyful difference in the workplace and examples from truly amazing companies, Joy to You and Me (At Work!) is a life changing, fun read for anyone who wants to improve their work life.
Shankland has been bringing joy to her workplaces for over 25 years thanks to her innate enthusiasm and extensive training on how to spread it to others for the improvement of all. She was an instructor for the Dale Carnegie Human Relations Course for over a decade. She has won several awards for the enthusiasm she shares with both co-workers and customers. She has given local, regional and national workshops on various writing topics thanks to her 15+ years as a grant professional.
Shankland lives in Noblesville with her husband, two sons, two dogs and two cats. She enjoys volunteering for various local organizations, hoop dancing, reading and walking everywhere she possibly can.
Click here to watch the trailer for the book. Visit tell-talepublishing.com to learn more.