De-clutter  your office

– Divide your workspace in to zones

– Keep Only What You Need At Arm’s

– Create A Daily Paper System

– Keep all Drawers organized

– Use hooks or hangers for outwear

– Use baskets for short term storages

– Clean your office daily

Chair and Table

– Eyes 24-36 inches from the computer screen. The top of the monitor should be below or at eye-level.

– Feet should be on a foot rest or resting on the floor.

– A slightly reclined chair posture is best to reduce pressure on your spine and minimize lower back pain.

Room Colours

– Blue: Blue stimulates the mind. Strong blues clear thought while soft blues aid concentration and have a calming effect.

– Yellow: Yellow speaks more to our emotions than the others and is often associated with, confidence, fun, and happiness.

– Green : Green is associated with nature and new life.

Room Temperature

– Indoor temperature is one of the fundamental characteristics of the indoor environment.

– The indoor temperature affects several human responses, including thermal comfort, perceived air quality, & performance at work

– A Science Experiment says the highest productivity is at temperature of around 22 °C.

Room Scents

– Lemon: It promotes concentration and has calming and clarifying properties that are helpful when you’re feeling angry, anxious or run down. 

– Lavender. It helps to control emotional stress. Lavender helps to relieve nervous tension and depression.

– Jasmine: It helps to calm nerves, it is also commonly used as an anti-depressant because of its uplifting capabilities.

Noise Level

– Researchers found that those exposed to a moderate level of ambient noise significantly out-performed those in the other groups.