Having a few green companions in the office can turn workers as sluggish as vegetables into more productive beings, a new survey by Texas A&M University shows. In “The Impact of Flowers and Plants on Workplace Productivity,” behavioral scientists in the university’s Center for Health Systems and Design found that men who work among live plants and flowers generate 15 percent more ideas, and women generate more creative, flexible solutions to problems.
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Bergen Health & Life – Anne Miller and the magazine’s art director, Meredith McBride-Kipp teamed up to create “Winter White” – a four-page showcase for the magazine’s December issue. They urge readers to “curb the urge to use your old red and green holiday decorations…and embrace a new palette.” The piece also appears on Meredith’s […]
The original newsletter on Real Estate NJ: The Commercial Real Estate Voice of New Jersey. Click Here By Joshua Burd Alfred Sanzari Enterprises has made another addition to its Glenpointe campus in Teaneck with the launch of a new 5,300-square-foot flexible workspace concept. Known as FLEX Powered by Glenpointe, the space has both private offices […]
Biophilia describes the human drive to connect with nature and other living things. It has been more challenging for people to connect with a natural environment in today’s society heavily reliant on technology and modernization, but the benefits of biophilia for mental health are too significant to ignore. Let’s explore the positive impacts of biophilia […]