The Transformative Power of Going Outside Daily: Why It Matters for You and Your Company.
Tanya Otterstein-Liehs
Mindset & Self-care Coach, Corporate & Workplace Wellness Programs, Motivational Speaker, Podcast Host
In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to overlook the simple yet profound act of stepping outside every day. But as someone who prioritizes well-being and workplace culture, I’ve seen how this small habit can spark significant changes—both personally and professionally.
Why Going Outside Matters
Nature offers more than a breath of fresh air; it’s a reset button for your mind and body. Spending time outdoors has been proven to:
These benefits don’t just stop with individuals. When employees make outdoor time a habit, the entire company reaps the rewards. Engaged, energized, and clear-headed employees drive innovation, collaboration, and productivity.
5 Practical Tips to Get Outside Daily
Here are simple ways to integrate outdoor time into your routine:
3 Ways Companies Can Encourage Outdoor Time
Organizations can also play a pivotal role in promoting outdoor habits among employees:
The Bigger Picture: Why It’s Beneficial for Everyone
When employees spend time outside, they bring their best selves to work. A quick walk in nature can transform an unproductive afternoon into a session of creative breakthroughs. It also helps foster a culture of balance, signalling that the company values its employees’ well-being.
For companies, encouraging outdoor habits isn’t just a perk—it’s a strategic investment in your workforce. Healthy, happy employees drive business success and create a workplace where people want to thrive.
Let’s Connect: Bring These Ideas to Your Team
Are you looking for ways to inspire your team and enhance workplace well-being? I’d be honoured to present these topics at your next event or lunch-n-learn. Let’s discuss how I can help your employees embrace healthier habits, foster personal growth, and boost productivity.
Contact me today to learn more about the transformative topics I can bring to your organization. Together, we can create a workplace culture where everyone thrives.