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World Happiness Day: Gen-Z Switches To Music, Yoga, Feel-Good Movies To Combat Stress

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[ad_1] World Happiness Day is celebrated annually on March 20th to recognize the importance of happiness and well-being in people's lives around the world. The day was established by the United Nations in 2012 to promote happiness as a universal goal and to recognize the relevance of happiness and well-being as essential factors in the lives of individuals and communities. Individuals approach happiness and mental well-being with a unique perspective, often prioritizing self-care and personal fulfillment and GenZ often embrace practices like mindfulness, yoga, and meditation to manage stress and maintain a balanced mental state. Unlike previous generations, GenZ is more open about mental health issues, seeking professional help and utilizing online resources for support. They find joy in simple pleasures, such as spending time with loved ones, pursuing hobbies, and engaging in meaningful experiences. Knowing this in India, attitudes toward mental well-being are evolving,

Managing Workplace Stress: Effective Tips For Employers And Employees, Experts Share

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[ad_1] Implementing flexible work schedules and promoting work-life balance are effective strategies that can help in stress management at workplace. Regular breaks and mindfulness practices can alleviate stress. By fostering a collaborative approach, employers and employees can work together to create a harmonious workplace that prioritizes mental well-being.  "Addressing work-induced stress necessitates a collective and comprehensive approach, involving both managers and employees. To effectively promote mental well-being in the workplace, it is essential to establish a supportive and empathetic environment that encourages open dialogues on mental health," says Abha Dandekar CEO & Founder, Elephant in the Room. Managers play a crucial role in setting the tone, leading by example by prioritizing work-life balance, acknowledging individual well-being, and providing the necessary resources for stress management and resilience building. Psychologist Apurva Sing