In a perfect world, productivity would be at its maximum all hours of the workday, employees would feel clear-headed and motivated to wipe out their to-do lists during an eight-hour stretch, and people would save any emotional stress or physical weariness for when they stepped out of the office. The reality is that people get tired, productivity rises and falls throughout the day, and everyone hits a little afternoon slump where they would rather be napping than sitting at work.
What if breaking for five minutes here and there throughout the day could up productivity significantly? What if a quick stretch to refocus the mind could increase creative thought? What if employees could choose when they need a break, choose the appropriate stretch or breathing exercise and go for it? Well, companies would probably see positive results across the board. Implementing yoga into the workplace will make for healthier and happier employees, increased productivity, and a better work atmosphere.
The need for Yoga in the workplace is obvious. Companies can be on their way to wellness in a short time if employees are willing to give Yoga a try. Management needs to ask themselves if they want healthy employees with few absences, more motivated employees, increased production, and people who are happy to be at work. If the answer is yes, then Yoga is the answer.
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