Turn every workday into a source of satisfaction with this treasure trove of 101 ways to improve productivity, minimize stress and find happiness on the job. For example:

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#1: Make a List
Reflect back to the time you accepted your position. What were the aspects of this job that were important to you then? Try to remember how excited you were about these.

Now list ten reasons why you still like your job. Keep this list where you will come across it occasionally. When you do come across it, stop what you are doing and read it.

#2: Set More than Just Goals
Reflect back to the time you accepted your position. What were the aspects of this job that were important to you then? Try to remember how excited you were about these.
Now list ten reasons why you still like your job. Keep this list where you will come across it occasionally. When you do come across it, stop what you are doing and read it.

#3: Get it out of the way
Do the things you dislike most about your job first. Then reward yourself by doing the things you like best about your job.

This optimistic book would make a great little gift (even for yourself). Stephanie Goddard Davidson brings her considerable expertise to this simple little book of 101 tips (one per page) for improving your productivity The suggestions range from one-sentence instructions to a couple of paragraphs each, and are valid, practical and often thought-provoking. getAbstract recommends it to anyone with a job and a susceptibility to being cheered up - it just might get you through a bad day.

Whether you love your job — or hate it — chances are you have experienced a bad day at work. Business expert Stephanie Goddard Davidson and author 101 Ways to Have a Great Day at Work reveals ways to get through your next bad day at work and still come out on top! The payoff to these small acts of courage and kindness will be a better day at work