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Day 24: Get out of Your Chair

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Joe Downie, SparkPeople Coach, says that "staying energized and stress free at work isn't difficult. The key is finding reasons to stay out of your chair." Here are some suggestions:

1. Take as long as possible before sitting down at your desk in the morning.

2. Forget the conference room – hold walking meetings.

3. Deliver mail, memos, and faxes in person.

4. Chat face-to-face instead of by e-mail or phone.

5. Use a bathroom on the other side of the building or on another floor.

6. Walk around the room while you're talking on the phone.

7. Take a break – even if it's only five or ten minutes – and take a brisk walk outside. 

8. Make several trips to the watercooler (or the coffeepot) throughout the day.  

 

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