Volunteering helps you out of your job rut
By Triple M, Australia By Night with Stephen Cenatiempo | media | 5 Dec 2018 |
Volunteering helps you out of your job rut
Source: Triple M Australia by Night with Stephen Cenatiempo
Today is international volunteers day and Lauren Kress CEO of The Change Makers joined Stephen to discuss the fact that volunteering could help you out of your job rut.
A recent Gallop Poll suggests 85% of Aussies hate their job but volunteering increases serotonin levels which makes you feel a lot better and also allows you to shake your life up a little bit to break out of the everyday job routine.
Do you hate your job?
What kind of volunteer work have you done?
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