3 reasons why the work you do profoundly affects your overall well-being
The truth is, our job can have a powerful effect on our psychological well-being.Source: guvendemir/Getty Images
And of course, this can be the case! I’ve certainly been in jobs where I got the Sunday night dread or have clock-watched my way to lunchtime and beyond. In the wrong role or at the wrong company, going to work can be incredibly draining. But just because work can sometimes be wrong doesn’t mean that it necessarily is.by psychologist David L.
To see work as just an economic necessity is to miss so much of what it can, and should, give people.
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