Employees will consistently have access to tools that get them into a peak state of performance, improving productivity & creativity.
Breaks are transformed into a time of enhancement, from which your staff re-enter their work in a rejuvenated, inspired & creative state.
Your company becomes a place people crave to work.
Make an appointment for us to come in, assess your office space, and co-create a perfect solution for your company. Once contracted, we order everything needed and come in to transform your space.
(Array of options includes: artistic materials, puzzles, music designed for flow, meditations, and inspiring decor)
How this will help your company:
We teach your staff the benefits of “Flow State”, while giving them an experiential lesson on how to access it through art, so they’re empowered with new tools.
After an Art Flowshop™️, people experience more creativity, productivity, peace, playfulness, and connection. That will translate into their work and their relationships with everyone in the company, as well as your customers.
Treat your employees to a uniquely creative, interactive experience, where they get to let go of stress and tap into a powerful place within themselves.
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How Organizations Can Create More Flow
Companies know that employee engagement has a direct implication on customer satisfaction, net promoter scores and the bottom line. But ultimately, this means that companies and employees want similar things—to feel that they are doing good work on important projects.
To help create more flow and empower employees to do their best work, organizations must shift employee engagement strategies from feel-good team-building events to creating more flow in day-to-day practices.
To begin, organizations can take the following concrete steps:
1. Build a positive environment: Offer a workspace that employees are excited to spend time in on a daily basis.
2. Enhance communication and transparency: Offer employees clear expectations.
3. Empower employees: Permit employees to optimize their own work environment in order to better deliver on stated goals.
4. Develop strong organizational structures: Manage work schedules. Ensure everyone on the team knows when projects will drop, and about major deadlines. Avoid surprises and emergencies. By focusing on the big picture, you’ll reduce the need to micromanage projects too.
5. Innovate: Promote innovation and creativity. Ensure employees have clear goals but also the flexibility to execute projects in a range of ways.
